Global Mental Health Alliance

28/10/2026

We hit the streets of Gulu for Hope Walk 2026!

Last week, our GMHA team joined the Gulu Mental Health Run/Walk, bringing together mental health organisations from across the region to raise awareness and show support for mental health.

We’ll be sharing more photos and highlights from the day soon, so stay tuned! 😊

23/10/2026

Tomorrow, our team will be participating in the Hope Walk here in Uganda.

WHY DO WE WALK?
For millions of people around the world, conflict and displacement do not end when they reach safety.

Children carry the effects of what they have experienced. Families rebuild after losing homes and communities. Refugees face uncertainty, loss and trauma as they begin again.

Mental health is often overlooked in the midst of these enormous needs, but healing matters.

At Global Mental Health Alliance, we believe that people affected by conflict deserve more than survival. They deserve the opportunity to heal, rebuild and hope again.

Through our work in Uganda, we provide culturally sensitive, Christ-centered psychosocial support to refugees and conflict-affected communities, equipping individuals, families, churches and local leaders with tools for healing and resilience.

Join us and support our team!

https://engage.sim.ca/advocacy/campaign/36373/UGANDAHOPEWALK

23/10/2026

After living in Acholi Quarter for many years, this couple took part in GMHA’s mental health and psychosocial support programs. It was here that they found hope and healing and began to envision a future back home in northern Uganda..

As they moved forward in their healing journey, they requested resettlement to their home in northern Uganda through GMHA’s resettlement and reintegration program. Today, they are back on their own land, farming and building a sustainable future for themselves and their family.

After years of displacement due to war, they are home again and building a future on their own land.

13/10/2026

We are Hiring!! A great opportunity to bring Hope to survivors of war.

We're building something extraordinary for global mental health. A platform that connects, empowers, and transforms communities worldwide.

09/10/2026

🇺🇬 Happy 64th Independence Day, Uganda!

Today we celebrate Uganda and its people, its strength, its beauty, and its hope for the future.

At GMHA, we are grateful to be part of what God is doing through Ugandan people and communities to restore hope, bring healing, and build a more resilient future.

Happy Independence Day, Uganda! 🇺🇬

07/10/2026

There is still time sign up for the Hope Walk!

Join us any day this month to raise awareness and support for refugee and conflict affected communities.

Walk.
Run.
Bike.

You choose.

Find our more info on our website!
https://www.globalmha.org/HopeWalk26

06/10/2026

No complicated words needed for this one.
Just laughter, connection and a group of children.

Mental health support can create spaces where children feel safe to participate, express themselves and connect with others.

Sometimes, the best part is hearing them laugh.

05/10/2026

Trauma can change the way we experience the world, even after the danger has passed.

A sound, a place, a smell or a situation can sometimes bring the body back into a state of alert, because the brain has learned to recognize those things as connected to danger.

Understanding this matters.

It helps us look beyond a reaction and recognize that there be a story behind it – one that deserves compassion, understanding and support.

At GMHA, we come alongside people affected by conflict and displacement, helping them understand their experiences and develop healthy ways to cope.

What we experience matters. With the right support, healing is possible.

02/10/2026

“He restores my soul.”
Psalm 23:3

There is hope.
There is healing.
There is a future.

Choose hope.

01/10/2026

Mental health is health.

We talk about physical health. We go to the doctor when our bodies need care. We recognize that illness needs attention.

Our mental health deserves that same care.

Mental health affects how we think, feel, relate to others, work, parent, learn, and live.

It matters.
It deserves attention.
It deserves care.

For someone carrying the weight of trauma, grief, fear, or loss, having someone who understands and walks alongside them can make a difference.

Will you join us in making this happen?

www.globalmha.org