'Love is our first medicine': treating mental health in Cameroon's unique refuge

Among the homeless people of Yaoundé, many are mentally ill and have been rejected by their families. Le Village de L'amour offers them therapy - and hope Eloisa Pentecotisa was begging on the streets of Yaoundé, hearing voices and eating out of bins, when a team of health workers came across her and suggested she go with them. The 28-year-old had no idea how long she had been sleeping rough in Cameroon's capital. But with severe mental health problems and no immediate family to take her in, s...