US EditionMental health clinics in violence-prone South Sudan are rare and endangered
- The specialized clinic in Mundri, South Sudan, is a rare and endangered facility, emphasizing the need for more mental health services in the country.
- Funding for the clinic from Italian and Greek sources is nearing its end, creating uncertainty for its future.
- South Sudan has the fourth-highest suicide rate in Africa and ranks thirteenth globally, according to the World Health Organization.
- Joy Falatiya shared her traumatic experience, stating her husband kicked her and their five children out of their home in March 2024, leading to her mental distress.
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The Silent Struggle: Mental Health Crisis in South Sudan
Joy Falatiya's story highlights South Sudan's mental health challenges due to displacement and conflict. Access to mental health services remains scarce, risking patients' recovery as funding nears expiration. The program, launched in late 2022, has been a lifeline for over 20,000 people amidst ongoing violence and economic hardships.
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right0Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution60% Left
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- 60% of the sources lean Left
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L 60%
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