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Many children with disabilities in low income countries have preventable or treatable conditions but due to a lack of facilities and trained staff as well as various barriers in society, they may be unable to access the services they require
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Dr Julian Eaton

Psychiatrist and CBM Mental Health Advisor, Togo

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Dr Julian Eaton, a British psychiatrist, is a mental health advisor for CBM in West Africa. His task is to support projects that include Community Mental Health in their work, some Community-Based Rehabilitation and some specialist psychosocial health services.

Dr. Eaton works with stakeholders including service users in psychosocial health services to help them advocate more effectively, and supports governments to improve their policies and in the implementation of those policies.

Dr Eaton and his wife Polly, an occupational therapist, came to Africa after completing specialist training in the UK as they wanted to work in development, and began in southeast Nigeria working with a local psychosocial health project. They now live in Lomé, Togo,  where Julian works in the CBM Regional Office.

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CBM and Community Mental Health

People with psychosocial disabilities may have limited access to services and may be excluded from full participation in community life, particularly in developing countries. CBM and partners take a community-based approach in tackling these issues.

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West Africa

CBM operations to improve the lives of people with disabilities in West Africa


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