Mental Health | Rupasa: A place to talk | Global Wellness Speaker |
harare, zimbabwe
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I walked the streets of Harare, with a simple question: “What do you know about autism?”
The answers I got were honest, varied, sometimes uncertain, sometimes insightful & that’s exactly the point.
#autismawareness #AutismDad #BatikaBhururu
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@tinogwitima Safe spaces are essential but they’re rarely defined by four walls. #MentalHealthMatters
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Hi Bhururu. Sometimes we get overwhelmed with our thoughts and emotions but we just want you to know that you can always come out of these situations. Take the time to reconnect, take a walk, step outside, look at the sky, breathe bhururu.
As an African Dad with a child on the spectrum you have to accept that there are those in your family that understand autism but there is also a large portion that don’t, and there is also a significant number that are question whether there is any spiritual meaning.
#ASD
To the man who didn’t fight back when his partner hit him. What do we say? Do we say well done for not fighting back? Do we say report your partner to law enforcement that will judge & laugh at you? Truth is most men who do this keep it inside & it’s such a dark & lonely place.
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“Accept advice from those who have walked the road, not those who point at it.”
~ African Proverb
Every man reading this can be a bridge—A bridge between silence and support, Between pressure and relief, Between isolation and connection.
We don't have to wait for society to change. We can change the culture right here, right now-by showing up for each other.
#BatikaBhururu
If after doing something successfully someone asks you why you didn’t tell them that’s what you were going to do then maybe that person doesn’t need to be around you.
#HealthWealthStealth
Have you ever done anything without telling people and it worked out. Keep doing it, sometimes moving in stealth mode is the difference between doing & not doing. Get it done, keep it moving.
#HealthWealthStealth
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We are at ZIMNAMH Strategic Planning & Stakeholder Analysis workshop. The purpose is to co-create ZIMNAMH’s Strategic Plan (2026-2030) through inclusive, participatory dialogue that reflects validated assessment findings, stakeholder prorities,& institutional aspirations.
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Day 2 of the @zimnamh Strategic Planning and Stakeholder Analysis Workshop in Harare, Zimbabwe which is in partnership with @FODPZ1, @CBM_Global and the Government of Finland. Current session is on strategic objectives and outcomes.
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Bhururu Ndeipi.
World Mental Health Day is coming up on the 10th of October 2025.
This is your reminder to pause, breathe, and check in with yourself and those around you.
Mental health matters every day — but this week, let’s make it a special focus.
#BatikaBhururu
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World Mental Health Day serves as a powerful reminder that there is no health without mental health. This year’s campaign focuses on the urgent need to support the mental health & psychosocial needs of people affected by humanitarian emergencies. WHO.
#WorldMentalHealthDay
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Join us in celebrating by:
Talking openly about mentalhealth
Participating in community activities or wellness events.Taking time for self-care & reflection
Small steps make a big difference.Let’s support each other &build a 🌍 where mental well-being is a priority for everyone.
When an autism dad says my kid said “good morning” today best believe they are in another zone of emotions. Joy, excitement, guilt, fear everything cramped up in one heart. In that moment please share the excitement with them. Give them a hug if you can.
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🕊️ Suicide Prevention Awareness Day — 10 September 2025 🕊️
This year’s theme:
“Changing the Narrative on Suicide”
Together, we can break the silence,start conversations, & build a culture of care & support.
You are not alone.Every life matters. Every voice deserves to be heard.
