YouBelong Home: A Ugandan Community Mental Health Intervention

Cappo, D.; Mutamba, B.; Ayesiga, K.; Kebirungi, E.; Chelangat, D.; Fegan, G.; Jacob, S.T.; Nsangi, E.; Ntabazi, I.; Nalubwama, D.; Nakasujja, N.; Odoki, E.; Odoi, P.; Mpairwe, I.; Verity, F.; Fegan, Greg; Verity, Fiona

doi:10.1007/s10597-022-01058-x

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YouBelong Home: A Ugandan Community Mental Health Intervention

D. Cappo, B. Mutamba, K. Ayesiga, E. Kebirungi, D. Chelangat, G. Fegan, S.T. Jacob, E. Nsangi, I. Ntabazi, D. Nalubwama, N. Nakasujja, E. Odoki, P. Odoi, I. Mpairwe, F. Verity

, Greg Fegan, Fiona Verity

Community Mental Health Journal, Volume: 59, Issue: 4, Pages: 770 - 783

Swansea University Authors: Greg Fegan, Fiona Verity

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In Uganda, low resources for mental health provision combine with disadvantage and inadequate supports for family and community-based care. Catalysed by the need to reduce overcrowded psychiatric hospital wards and frequent readmissions at Butabika National Referral Mental Hospital (BNRMH) in Kampal...

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YouBelong Home: A Ugandan Community Mental Health Intervention

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