Ghana's Suicide Prevention Helpline: A Social Media Campaign Makes a Difference

Ghana's National Suicide Prevention Helpline Gains Prominence Through Social Media Campaign A recent video shared on social media by For The Records Ghana has brought increased attention to the National Suicide Prevention Helpline. The video features Dr. Anne Sansaday, who delivers a clear and concise message about the importance of mental health and encourages viewers to seek help when needed. "The National Suicide Prevention Helpline is here to provide support for anyone struggling with suicidal thoughts," says Dr. Sansaday in the video. "We are here to care for you." The video's use of both video and text makes it easily accessible and understandable for a wide audience. The campaign's success demonstrates the potential of social media to raise awareness about crucial public health issues and connect people with vital resources. This initiative underscores the growing recognition of mental health as a critical concern in Ghana and the power of collaborative efforts to address this challenge. The video's impact is a testament to the effectiveness of using accessible media channels to promote mental health awareness and support.