Global Mental Health Peer Network (GMHPN)
​The GMHPN is an international virtual network of individuals and organisations to create a more extensive, globally diverse mental health community and cadre of leadership to enhance the value of sharing initiatives and experiences. There are two key structures exist within the Global Mental Health Peer Network:
- The Regional Executive Committee and
- The Country Executive Committee.
Members of the Regional and Executive Committee join the Sub-Committees aligned with their interests and expertise, and work together to develop projects which the Global Mental Health Peer Network then implement to develop a global leadership of lived experience and create a sophisticated communication platform where the lived experience community can share their views, opinions, perceptions and experiences.Sub-Committees are being developed to develop specific focus areas such as lived experience research.
The GMHPN strives towards establishing a well-represented global structure that consider diversity among population groups and within country settings. One of the Global Mental Health Peer Network’s core focuses is on the development of leadership among persons with lived experience in mental health to ensure there are meaningful and authentic participation in the development, design, review, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of services for persons with lived experiences at all stages and in all aspects of life. Members of the Country and Executive Committee automatically become lifelong Honorary Members once they have completed their term in office - in recognition for their commitment, support and valuable contributions to the GMHPN over the years.
Our Voice Project
Our Voice Project
Our Global Voice” Project interviewed inspirational individuals with lived experience with mental health conditions from Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa, India, and United States.
the Countdown Global Mental Health 2030
the Countdown Global Mental Health 2030
the GMHPN plans to bring lived experience perspectives to the Countdown through conducting engagement exercises with persons with lived experience with a mental health condition, obtaining their perspectives and real experiences against the set of indicators. The engagement exercises will be conducted with persons with lived experience through agents and partners of the GMHPN to collect qualitative data via:
- Ongoing online surveys
- Focus groups from a range of low to high-income countries; and
- Conduct video interviews with individuals with lived experience to share their recovery stories and perspectives on where they have noticed progress, where attention is required and what can be recommended to accelerate change in global mental health.
Virtual Support Groups
Virtual Support Groups
GMHPN has provide a safe, online space where we are all here to support each other. These sessions will run twice a month and are open to all who are affected by mental health conditions.
Contact Person / Email
sandradjferreira1982@gmail
Organisation
Country: South Africa
Email: gmhpn@gmhpn.org