The World Health Organization (WHO) and "Lei Wa Lakom" have agreed upon a Memorandum of Understanding, aiming to enhance community health and overall wellbeing in Kuwait.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Lei Wa Lakom, a social enterprise dedicated to health awareness, mental wellbeing, and community empowerment in Kuwait. This partnership, effective through 2028, marks a long-term collaboration aimed at fostering a healthier, more resilient society.

Dr. Assad Hafeez, the WHO representative in Kuwait, welcomed the partnership. He expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, which will focus on amplifying health awareness and promoting healthier living. The partnership is seen as a commitment to working together for the long term.

Lei Wa Lakom's Founder, Taiba Al-Humaidhi, emphasizes the importance of combining art and advocacy for social good. Her organisation's mission is to empower people through storytelling and creative media. The collaboration between WHO and Lei Wa Lakom will utilise these tools to engage youth and communities in meaningful ways.

The agreement provides a framework for joint initiatives promoting healthier living and awareness of universal health coverage. Both organisations will co-develop and deliver programs tailored to the needs of Kuwait's communities. Planned activities include media campaigns, expert-led talk shows, podcasts, community events, and creative content aligned with WHO guidance.

The partnership intends to address key issues such as mental health, healthy lifestyles, and equitable access to healthcare. The collaboration aims to create impactful campaigns addressing these issues, with the goal of inspiring positive change and promoting a healthier society.

Naw Ta Lone, the founder of Lei Wa Lakom, states that partnering with WHO allows Lei Wa Lakom to amplify health awareness in ways that resonate with everyday life. Taiba Al-Humaidhi adds that this partnership will strengthen collaboration on health awareness, mental wellbeing, and community empowerment in Kuwait.

The WHO and Lei Wa Lakom are excited about this partnership and look forward to the positive impact it will have on the health and wellbeing of Kuwait's communities. This collaboration is a testament to the power of partnerships between international organisations and local communities, and a step towards a healthier future for all.

The World Health Organization (WHO) and "Lei Wa Lakom" have agreed upon a Memorandum of Understanding, aiming to enhance community health and overall wellbeing in Kuwait.