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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 42894, member: 636"]
Mental health problems affect refugees living across West Nile region as suicide cases increase. Abdala Lucky took his life after fighting with his wife at Bidibidi Settlement. The 45-year-old South Sudanese father hanged himself from a tree outside his home. Police found the body and returned it to family members for burial. Heavy drinking may have caused emotional stress that led to his death.

Other refugees face similar struggles at settlements like Imvepi and Rhino Camp. Food cuts and reduced aid push people toward desperate actions. Social workers report more suicide attempts among displaced families. Development groups stopped programs because donors reduced funding amounts. Basic services became harder to access for vulnerable communities.

Refugees cannot grow enough food or start businesses to support themselves. Limited land access and weather problems hurt farming efforts. Mental health support remains scarce despite awareness campaigns. Stigma prevents many people from seeking professional help. Advocates demand immediate action to save lives.

Uganda hosts over 1.5 million refugees from South Sudan and Congo conflicts. Aid organizations want government and international donors to restore funding levels. Abdala Lucky represents the hidden costs of displacement and trauma. His death shows why refugees need both emergency and long-term assistance. Mental health crisis threatens thousands of displaced people without proper intervention.
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