WISH (Wadadli Initiative for Self-Care and Healing) is inviting residents to participate in our groundbreaking Mental Health Access and Experience Survey.
Founder Miss Chaneil Imhof believes every survey response from this data collection tool, now live on the WISH website, is a stepping stone towards better policies, more efective services, and a deeper understanding of our collective mental health needs.
“In our mission to improve mental health in Antigua and Barbuda, data is our most powerful tool. It sheds light on the realities our community faces, uncovers the gaps in our current systems, and amplifes voices that have long gone unheard.”
Imhof further illustrates that by participating, you’re not just sharing information – you’re helping to craft a blueprint for a more compassionate and supportive society.
“Remember, in the realm of mental health, your experiences matter, your struggles count, and your voice can drive real change.”
Why take part?
Share your experiences
Help identify gaps in mental health services
Contribute to improving mental health support in our islands
Your responses are confdential and will directly inform our initiatives to enhance mental health care accessibility and quality in Antigua and Barbuda.
Every voice counts in building a mentally healthier nation. Take the survey now:
| Together, we can turn wishes into action. | #WISHWadadli #MentalHealthAB |
| #YourVoiceMatters |
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This is a great initiative; however my concern is that mental health has certain requirements as pertains to assessment and evaluation.
Is this glorified young lady qualify or certified in the subject area to which she advocates.
Google and self research does not make one an expert iin their field.
Just saying: