Mending Minds and Healing Hearts Foundation

Mending Minds and Healing Hearts Foundation MMHF is an organization dedicated to eradicating abuse, mental health challenges and encouraging a healthy life style in communities.

The Mending Minds and Healing Hearts Foundation (MMHF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eradicating abuse and mental health challenges in Sierra Leone. Founded in 2023, the organization was born out of a deep commitment to the well-being and social-emotional development of the nation's youth and young adults. MMHF, firmly believes that fostering an environment free from any form of abuse is fundamental to promoting mental well-being among the youth. We understand that young people face numerous challenges in their lives, and creating a safe space for them to speak out is critical in preventing mental health issues from arising. The foundation's mission is to provide a diverse range of charitable wellness-focused services and promote community development activities that empower young individuals to lead healthier and happier lives. By focusing on evidence-based approaches, MMHF ensures that the efforts are guided by the latest research and best practices in the field of mental health. Collaboration is at the heart of MMHF's strategy. We work hand-in-hand with existing institutions that provide education, counseling, and mental health services, recognizing the importance of building strong partnerships to maximize our impact. By teaming up with such institutions, MMHF ensures that the beneficiaries receive comprehensive support from various angles, creating a network of care and empowerment. To achieve these goals, MMHF invests in training our staff, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to address the complex challenges faced by the youth and young adults. Moreover, the foundation focuses on creating a conducive work environment that fosters empathy, understanding, and inclusivity, both within the organization and in the communities we serve. As part of our proactive approach to mental health, MMHF implements effective mental health campaigns. Through these campaigns, we raise awareness about mental health issues, break down the stigma associated with seeking help, and encourage open discussions on the subject. By addressing the issue head-on, MMHF aims to bring mental health to the forefront of public consciousness and make it a priority within Sierra Leone's communities. MMHF also places great emphasis on promoting good self-esteem and confidentiality among their beneficiaries. We recognize the transformative power of building self-confidence and creating spaces where individuals feel safe to share their struggles without fear of judgment or reprisal. In summary, the Mending Minds and Healing Hearts Foundation (MMHF) is a beacon of hope and change in Sierra Leone. By focusing on prevention, empowerment, and collaboration, we work tirelessly to mend minds and heal hearts, striving to create a future where the youth and young adults of Sierra Leone can thrive emotionally, mentally, and socially.

Mental Health is Real.
01/10/2026

Mental Health is Real.

Subject: Wound Care Treatment for Kush Victims at Regent Street Central, FreetownToday, the Mending Minds and Healing He...
29/09/2026

Subject: Wound Care Treatment for Kush Victims at Regent Street Central, Freetown

Today, the Mending Minds and Healing Hearts Foundation conducted its fourth day of wound care treatment on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, for Kush victims at Regent Street Central, Freetown. The treatment focuses on minor ailments and wound care while raising awareness of mental health issues among those affected by substance abuse. During this activity, we also collected data on all victims who were treated. This data will be instrumental in administering necessary infection treatments, counseling, rehabilitation, and referral pathways.

We are requesting the intervention of government ministries, agencies, departments, and organizations to help save many youths who are dying on the streets due to these deadly substances (Kush, Tramadol, and HIV).

Subject: World Mental Health Day 2026 Planning Today the Directorate of Non Communicable Disease at the Ministry of Heal...
25/09/2026

Subject: World Mental Health Day 2026 Planning

Today the Directorate of Non Communicable Disease at the Ministry of Health held the final planning for this year World Mental Health Day.
The Director of NCD Dr Jalloh introduced the activities of this year mental health commemoration day. He told us that starting on 1st October to the 15 October their will be an awareness raising, radio and TV discussion, institutional engagement, on counselling and therapy, community engagement. There will be a health walk to raise awareness on mental health issues.
10 October will be the mental health walk and 15 October will be the the mental health symposium and the new mental health bill will be introduced.

The NCD have adopted the new four A's which is
* Alignment
* Accomplishment
* Accountability
* Acceleration

Thank you

Today, we presented the second batch of the first cohort of the Foster Parents Project. As pupils returned to school to ...
23/09/2026

Today, we presented the second batch of the first cohort of the Foster Parents Project. As pupils returned to school to begin the 2026/2027 academic year, the Mending Minds and Healing Hearts Foundation introduced these pupils to our donors to demonstrate our commitment to transparency and accountability, ensuring we consistently put smiles on the faces of our beneficiaries.
Thank you.

Subject: Medical Checkup and Clinical for Three Pregnant Female Kush VictimsToday, the Mending Minds and Healing Hearts ...
19/09/2026

Subject: Medical Checkup and Clinical for Three Pregnant Female Kush Victims

Today, the Mending Minds and Healing Hearts Foundation in collaboration with a partner organization visited Bottom OKU Wellington to collect three pregnant female kush victims for medical and clinical checkups at Rokupa Government Hospital. Rokupa Government Hospital informed us that they had closed because it was after 2 P.M. A God-fearing sister at the hospital helped us see the Medical Superintendent.

Due to one of the victims' emergency conditions, the Medical Superintendent of Rokupa Government Hospital provided a referral pathway for us to go to Princess Christian Maternity Hospital (PCMH) for an emergency response and treatment plans.
The three female kush victims are 9, 6, and 4 months pregnant and have never undergone medical checks due to their kush addiction and lack of opportunities. A clinic record book, which they would use for weekly clinics, was created, laboratory tests were conducted, and the doctor prescribed daily medications. Their next clinic appointment is scheduled for next Tuesday.

The ways in which the doctors and nurses at PCMH are treating patients are very poor. The behavior and attitude of some nurses, who shout at a pregnant woman going for surgery, frighten the patient and bring panic to her face.

Thank you

Subject: Wound Care Treatment for Kush Victims at Regent Street Central, FreetownToday, the Mending Minds and Healing He...
18/09/2026

Subject: Wound Care Treatment for Kush Victims at Regent Street Central, Freetown

Today, the Mending Minds and Healing Hearts Foundation conducted its third day of wound care treatment on Friday, September 18, 2026, for Kush victims at Regent Street Central, Freetown. The treatment focuses on minor ailments and wound care while raising awareness of mental health issues among those affected by substance abuse. During this activity, we also collected data on all victims who were treated. This data will be instrumental in administering necessary infection treatments, counseling, rehabilitation, and referral pathways.

We are requesting the intervention of government ministries, agencies, departments, and organizations to help save many youths who are dying on the streets due to these deadly substances (Kush, Tramadol, and HIV).

17/09/2026

Subject: Concern for Female Kush Victims

I visited one of our hotspots in Wellington in search of a pregnant female Kush victim whom an organization wants to help with her unborn baby. During my search, I also discovered three more pregnant female Kush victims at the same spot in Bottom Oku Wellington.

I had a lengthy conversation with them about their welfare and well-being during this situation. They informed me that their pregnancies are around 7, 6, and 5 months, and they have never seen a doctor or nurse for their health. These pregnant female victims are obtaining money to feed their Kush addiction through commercial s*x. The alarming rate of HIV is growing among most of these Kush victims.

During our interaction, I learned that they are not using any condoms to prevent s*xually transmitted diseases. I am asking organizations with access to condoms to assist me with some quantities so I can distribute them to all female victims in the communities and ghettos within Freetown.

Thank you.

Today, we presented the first cohort of the Foster Parents Project as pupils returned to school to begin the 2026/2027 a...
14/09/2026

Today, we presented the first cohort of the Foster Parents Project as pupils returned to school to begin the 2026/2027 academic year. The Mending Minds and Healing Hearts Foundation introduced these pupils to our donors to demonstrate our commitment to transparency and accountability, ensuring we consistently put smiles on the faces of our beneficiaries. Thank you.

Subject: Wound Care Treatment for Kush Victims at Regent Street Central, FreetownToday, the Mending Minds and Healing He...
11/09/2026

Subject: Wound Care Treatment for Kush Victims at Regent Street Central, Freetown

Today, the Mending Minds and Healing Hearts Foundation conducted its second day of wound care treatment on Friday, September 11, 2026, for Kush victims at Regent Street Central, Freetown. The treatment focuses on minor ailments and wound care while raising awareness of mental health issues among those affected by substance abuse. During this activity, we also collected data on all victims who were treated. This data will be instrumental in administering necessary infection treatments, counseling, rehabilitation, and referral pathways.

We are requesting the intervention of government ministries, agencies, departments, and organizations to help save many youths who are dying on the streets due to these deadly substances (Kush, Tramadol, and HIV).

The global theme is "Changing the Narrative on Su***de."September 10 is World Su***de Prevention Day, observed every yea...
10/09/2026

The global theme is "Changing the Narrative on Su***de."

September 10 is World Su***de Prevention Day, observed every year around the world. With the call to action, "Start the Conversation." Everyone needs different things depending on how they feel and what they are going through. Messages here are a collection of options grouped by intent.

SHORT AND IMPACTFUL MESSAGES

* You are not alone. Your life has immense value, and there is always hope.

* If you are struggling, please reach out to someone who cares.

* Let's break the silence.

* Su***de is preventable, and a single supportive conversation can change everything.

* Check in on your loved ones today.

* It is okay to not be okay.

* Seeking help isn’t a sign of weakness; it’s a profound act of courage.

* Please stay.

* Your story isn't over yet. The world is infinitely better with you in it.

* Reach out, talk to someone, and hold on.

Address

Rokel
Freetown
00232

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 12:00 - 16:00

Telephone

+23277211573

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