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WHO Namibia with UN Cares jointly educates UN Staff on Mental Health in the Workplace

Dr Sagoe Moses delivering his remarks at the UN lecture on mental health
Dr Sagoe-Moses and Dr Barihuta with Madam Kiki Gbeho UN Resident Coordinator having a chat before the lecture on mental health in the workplace
Mr David Uushona, UN Cares Namibia Chairperson
Ms Gash Emerita Malanguka and Ms Daisy //Gamxamus, clinical psychologists from the Ministry of Health and Social Service
Dr Tharcisse Barihuta, UNAIDS Country Director thanking Gash and Daisy from the Ministry of Health and Social Services for their presentation
Letisia from UNFPA listening attentively to the presentations on mental health
Group Photo of UN Staff in Namibia who attended the session on mental health in the workplace
Madam Kiki Gbeho delivering her remarks during the mental health educational session at the UN House

"Work related stress is attributed to the quantity of work and multiple deadlines and ones ability to manage this. A tense, non- friendly work space can escalate the stress levels in the office and affect interpersonal relations in the office."

This was said by the WHO Representative, Dr Charles Sagoe-Moses at a UN Cares function on mental health in the workplace for UN staff in Namibia.

The event was jointly hosted by WHO Namibia and UN Cares on 20 October 2017 as part of creating awareness on mental health in the workplace.

Ms Daisy //Gamxamus and Ms Gash Emerita Malanguka, clinical psychologists at the Mental Health Unit of the Ministry of Health and Social Services made the presentation.