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Ndayiziga will also travel to the Child Mind Institute in New York City to receive training and mentoring in reporting on child and adolescentmentalhealth. This work is conducted by the Child Mind Institute with support from SNF through its Global Health Initiative (GHI).
The fellowship is part of a broader initiative of the SNF Global Center for Child and AdolescentMentalHealth to support emerging communicators in underserved communities who are using media to fill a critical gap in promoting mentalhealth, reduce stigma, and drive evidence-informed dialogue.
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The fellows will spend the next year training at the Hospital de Clnicas de Porto Alegre (HCPA) under the supervision of leading clinicians before returning to Nampula in northern Mozambique for an additional year of training and preparation as a multidisciplinary team to strengthen child and adolescentmentalhealth services in the public sector.
The center is building partnerships to drive advances in under-researched areas of childrens and adolescentsmentalhealth and expand access to culturally appropriate trainings, resources, and treatment in low- and middle-income countries.
He is also the founder of the Child Mind Institute Healthy Brain Network an initiative aiming to create a large-scale (10,000 participants) resource for the scientific community to study child and adolescentmentalhealth.
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