Dubai: First mental health awareness campaign launched by Police.

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MIND FORCE DXB, in collaboration with Dubai Police, Chris Haill, and OMNIA, will mark Dubai’s first mental health awareness campaign and aims to “save lives” across the emirate

Dubai Police, in partnership with mental health advocate Chris Haill and strategic partner OMNIA, has revealed the launch of Dubai’s first mental health awareness campaign – MIND FORCE DXB.

Through the campaign, Dubai Police and Chris Haill, as operations director, will invite 10-15 companies to become funding partners for MIND FORCE DXB, helping “save lives” across Dubai.

The initiative will host events, workshops, presentations, discussions, as well as seek partnerships with figures across the healthcare and educational sectors and businesses in Dubai.

With that, MIND FORCE DXB will offer mental health support to individuals of all ages, genders and nationalities, helping “stop individuals from getting to the darkest of places in their mind and body”.

Through its collaborations, the campaign will also provide advice and guidance to the public, allowing them to “change their lives” and ultimately supporting them in their return to the workplace and in achieving financial security.

Dubai CID, under the leadership of Dubai Police’s commander-in-chief Abdullah Al Marri and the head of CID, shared that the initiative will “save lives and offer people support when they are at their most vulnerable”.

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