Government trains mental health champions across Foreign Service

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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Government trains mental health champions across Foreign Service

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