Mixed-methods report shows 42% of urban Ugandan migrants face mental health service access issues, indicating a need for culturally sensitive approaches.
Key Points
To assess the accessibility of mental health care services for urban migrants in Uganda and identify areas for improvement.
Utilized a mixed-methods approach with qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys.
Conducted data collection through structured questionnaires distributed on social media platforms.
Surveyed urban residents to understand their experiences accessing mental health services.
42% of respondents reported difficulties accessing mental health services.
Barriers included cost, stigma, and lack of awareness about available resources.
Community leaders emphasized the need for culturally sensitive interventions.