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We have established the first center that addresses mental health challenges and treatment and rehabilitation services for free.

The center also serves as a GBV rescue home.
0722618589/0765700711.

05/10/2026

🩺 Integrating HIV Testing, Care & Management into Mental Health Services

Mental health and HIV care are closely connected, and integrating HIV testing, care and management into mental health services provides an important opportunity to create awareness, promote early identification, and ensure clients receive the support they need.

Integrating these services within mental health settings can help to:

✅ Increase access to HIV testing and health education
✅ Promote early linkage to HIV care and treatment
✅ Provide psychosocial support to people living with HIV
✅ Address stigma, discrimination and misinformation
✅ Support medication adherence and continuity of care
✅ Strengthen holistic care for clients with mental health and other health needs

The approach is not only about testing—it is about connecting people to the right information, treatment, psychosocial support and follow-up services in a safe and respectful environment.

By bringing HIV services closer to mental health care, we can promote whole-person care, dignity and better health outcomes for individuals, families and communities.

Mental health is health. HIV care is health. Integrating the two strengthens the continuum of care. 🤝🏽💙

03/10/2026

Building a Safer and More Professional Facility Through Continuous Training

Periodic and random staff training is an important part of maintaining high standards of safety, accountability, and quality within our facility.

Regular refresher sessions help staff remain aware of institutional policies, understand their roles and responsibilities, identify potential risks, and consistently apply safety procedures in their daily work.

our kitchen staff as seen participating in a training session on hygiene and food-handling protocols, reinforcing the importance of proper food preparation, storage, cleanliness, personal hygiene, and infection prevention.

We believe that continuous learning creates a safer environment for our clients, staff, and the wider community. Training is not a one-time activity—it is an ongoing commitment to quality service and safety.

Training today. Safer facility tomorrow. Better care always.

28/09/2026

Recovery from addiction requires one step at a time. Clients at our facility are taken through the 12 steps in NA meeting providing them with a holistic and self centered approach in successful recovery

This session focuses on Step 4 of the 12-Step recovery programme encourages us to take a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.

Recovery requires honesty—looking at our past experiences, behaviours, strengths, weaknesses, and the areas where change is needed. It is not about shame or self-condemnation, but about self-awareness, accountability, healing, and personal growth.

Every honest step brings us closer to a healthier and more purposeful life.
💙 Recovery is possible. One step at a time.
🤝 Support • Guidance • Empowerment

25/09/2026

🌱 Recovery is possible, one step at a time.
Mombasa Women Empowerment Network continues to support women through rehabilitation, empowerment, and recovery.

Today’s focus on making an honest moral inventory of ourselves reminds us that self-awareness, accountability, and positive change are important steps toward a healthier life.

Sessions being conducted by professional addiction Counsellors

💙 Support • Guidance • Empowerment

06/03/2026

From the streets of Saba Saba in Mombasa City, we rescued an elderly mentally ill man who was in a very vulnerable condition.

He appeared exhausted with age and fatigue, lying helplessly under the scorching sun, dehydrated and malnourished. It was a heartbreaking sight, but through compassion and humanity, he was brought to safety and care.
We are not yet aware of his family or relatives. If anyone recognizes him or knows his family, kindly reach out and contact us so he may be reunited with his loved ones. Every person deserves care, dignity, and a place to call home. 💙

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09/02/2026

Today, our hearts are filled with gratitude and hope as we celebrate the successful discharge of Saumu after months of dedicated mental health care, psychiatric treatment, and psychological support at Mombasa Women’s Hospital.

Through patience, compassion, and professional care, Saumu has regained stability, strength, and confidence. We are deeply thankful to our mental health team whose tireless efforts made this journey possible.

Most importantly, we rejoice in seeing Saumu reunited with her family a powerful reminder that healing is real, recovery is possible, and every life is worth restoring with dignity and love.

27/01/2026

When we rise to leadership, we gain the power to sit at the table where real change is made. From there, we can put strong measures in place, empower our systems, and rescue those battling mental illness. Through proper rehabilitation and psychiatric care, we will restore dignity, rebuild lives, and create pathways that help them work, thrive, and never return to the hardships they once faced.

23/01/2026

Many months ago, we rescued a patient from Mishomoroni, Mwisho wa Lami.

lost, vulnerable, and in need of urgent care.

Today, by God’s grace, patience, and consistent medical and psychosocial support, we officially discharged them healed, stable, and full of hope.

This is a reminder that recovery is possible, and every life is worth fighting for.

12/01/2026

Do you remember Beatrice? The young lady who was rescued after struggling with mental illness and substance abuse e.g Muguuka, has made a remarkable recovery. After months of psychiatric and psychological treatment, she is now stable, healthy, and has been officially discharged. She is safely reunited and continuing life with renewed hope.

Beatrice was an undergraduate student before she got lost in the condition. She is ready to go on with her studies!

Address

Mombasa

Telephone

+254722618589

Website

http://www.mombasawomenempowermentnetwork.org/

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