The American Chamber of Commerce was pleased to partner with its member Johnson and Johnson to host the Ghana Pharma Mental Health Forum. The event brought together pharmacists from facilities across Ghana, alongside representatives from ministry of health,the Ghana Medical Trust Fund, the Mental Health Authority and Academia. The group discussed practical approaches to strengthening mental health care and raising awareness of conditions such as schizophrenia.

Representing the Chamber at the event were the Membership and External Affairs Manager, Mrs Jane Okyere-Aduachie, and Administrative Assistant Madam Akua Oye Akuffo.

Attendees were enlightened by the valuable insights from distinguished speakers and authoritiesin the mental healthspace. Dr. Reiner Adisi, Pro. Sammy Ohene, and Enyonam Ganyaglo served as resource persons for the panel discussions, which covered mental health awareness, early diagnosis, treatment adherence, stigma reduction and importance of collaborative action in improving mental health outcomes.

AmCham Ghana commended Johnson and Johnson for convening this important dialogueand creating a platform for knwledge sharing, partnershipand collective action. Together the organizations affirmed their commitment to continue advancing awareness, strengthening support systems and promoting better mental health outcomes for all.