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EPISODE · Aug 3, 2026 · 18 MIN

From Institution to Inclusion: The Importance of Community-Based Mental Health Care.

from Heart to Heart · host Sibongile Mofokeng & Lukho Mkwedi

Lukho Mkwedi welcomes Malebo Moshukwa, an Occupational Therapist in Mental Health based in Districts 5, 6, and 7, and Sara Nawe, a Social Worker in District 3, to the studio to raise awareness on Psychosocial Disability Awareness Month — commemorated every July. This year's theme, "From Institution to Inclusion: The Importance of Community-Based Mental Health Care," frames a rich conversation on shifting mental health support from institutional settings into community-based care. It's an important discussion highlighting the department's efforts and the vital role communities play in supporting those living with psychosocial disabilities. #PsychosocialDisabilityAwarenessMonth #FromInstitutionToInclusion #CommunityBasedMentalHealthCare #MaleboMoshukwa #SaraNawe #LukhoMkwedi #MentalHealthMatters #RadioPulpit Heart to Heart

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