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The Friends of the Mental Health Hospital Association in Kelaat M’Gouna organized a social and solidarity event
Anwar Bouchemami/
The Mental Health Hospital in Kelaat M’Gouna hosted a social and solidarity event that marked a special human moment, underscoring that taking care of mental health is inseparable from the values of solidarity and social responsibility. Organized by the Friends of the Mental Health Hospital Association, this gathering opened a calm and responsible discussion about the conditions of mental health patients and ways to improve their care within healthcare institutions.
The event was attended by several judicial and administrative officials, elected representatives, health professionals, and members of civil society, adding an institutional dimension that reflects the growing attention to a field that has long suffered from neglect. This diversity in attendance enriched the discussion and reinforced a culture of collaborative work to support a vulnerable group that requires special and sensitive care.
The program included awareness segments and speeches highlighting the importance of integrating mental health into health and social policy priorities, emphasizing that mental health patients need care and support, free from stereotypes or societal exclusion. The occasion also featured social initiatives for the hospital residents, carrying messages of human solidarity and creating a warm and positive atmosphere in the healing space.
During this meeting, efforts made by medical and paramedical staff were acknowledged, recognizing their daily role in caring for patients despite the challenges tied to this sector’s specificity. This recognition served as a symbolic moment expressing gratitude and appreciation for their heavy professional and humanitarian responsibilities.
This activity reflects the importance of the civil society’s involvement in supporting the healthcare system, particularly in the realm of mental health, which is a crucial component of public health. It highlights that partnerships among various stakeholders remain the primary entry point for enhancing service quality, promoting a culture of solidarity, and ensuring the dignity of patients within healthcare institutions.
