Courtesy Visit to Dr. Hasfa Lukwata at the Ministry of Health Headquarters, Kampala
On 20th May 2025, Perfect Therapy Center and New Formed Generation conducted a courtesy visit to Dr. Hasfa Lukwata, the Assistant Commissioner for Mental Health and Control of Substance Abuse at the Ministry of Health.
The visit was a strategic step towards strengthening collaboration on mental health interventions, particularly among vulnerable populations — including children, youth, and caregivers.
🌍 Empowering Communities Through Mental Wellness
During the meeting, both organizations shared updates on their initiatives, emphasizing:
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🛠️ Early intervention strategies
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🏘️ Community-based mental health support
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📘 Resources for families and caregivers
“Healing begins at the grassroots,” said a representative from Perfect Therapy Center.
“We are focused on equipping communities and caregivers with the knowledge and tools to support mental well-being.”
🏛️ Ministry Applauds Grassroots Commitment
Dr. Hasfa Lukwata acknowledged and commended the organizations for their dedication and aligned mission:
“Your efforts reflect our national vision — a Uganda where mental health is prioritized with the same urgency and compassion as physical health,” she said.
“Collaborative partnerships like this are essential for scaling access to quality mental health services across the country.”
🚀 Toward a Mentally Healthy Uganda
The dialogue ended with a renewed commitment to:
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📈 Expand advocacy and outreach efforts
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🧭 Build inclusive, sustainable support systems
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🤝 Collaborate on national and local mental health programming
“Mental health is everyone’s responsibility,” emphasized a delegate from New Formed Generation.
“Together, we can develop systems that truly serve and uplift our people.”
💡 Final Note
This visit marked a meaningful step forward in the pursuit of a mentally healthy, inclusive Uganda. Through shared purpose and practical collaboration, Perfect Therapy Center, New Formed Generation, and the Ministry of Health are working to ensure that no one is left behind in mental health care.
