The State Department for Foreign Affairs has begun training mental health champions across its departments and cadres to strengthen early support, address stigma, and promote the well-being of personnel serving at headquarters and Kenya’s missions. The three-day training brings together officers from diverse functions, including Foreign Service, Human Resources, Communication, Legal, Accounts, Economics, Procurement, ICT,…
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