Samba Baldeh

Samba Baldeh

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Samba Baldeh is the National Coordinator for the School of Mental Health under the International Voluntary Mental Health Organization (IVMHO). He has been actively involved in advocating for mental health awareness in The Gambia since the organization's establishment in 2016, focusing on the rising mental health challenges faced by the community. Baldeh emphasizes collaboration with various stakeholders to enhance mental health initiatives and reduce duplication of efforts.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
14,781
Power
11$
Sentiment
7.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Gambia 2 7.00 0.61% +0% 2,416,668 14,781 $1,800 11$
Totals 2 2,416,668 14,781 $1,800 11$
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Recent Mentions

Gambia Gambia: Samba Baldeh said the safety of journalists is fundamental to transparent, peaceful and credible elections, arguing that access to reliable information is essential for democratic participation. 8

The Point (Gambia): GPU, political parties unite to safeguard journalists ahead of elections

Gambia Gambia: Kawral responded back for an equaliser and levelled the scores through Samba Baldeh in the 55th minute of the match. 6

The Point (Gambia): Kerewan Samba Sira nawettan kicks off with thrilling clash

Gambia Gambia: Samba Baldeh, IPC Co-chair revealed that the training provided an important platform for dialogue, experience sharing, and identifying solutions to critical security challenges in the country. 8

The Point (Gambia): UNDP & ONS train Inter-Party Committee on Security Sector Reform

Gambia Gambia: Samba Baldeh, National Coordinator, School of Mental Health under the International Voluntary Mental Health Organization, first acknowledged the tremendous support of the Ministry in raising awareness on mental health in the country. 7

The Point (Gambia): NMHP engages stakeholders on roles of NGOs in mental health