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CareForHealth (CFH)
CareForHealth (CFH)

CareForHealth is an initiative that transforms the psychiatric treatment process in Pakistan by providing rehabilitation services in major hospitals and to battle the stigma around mental illness by creating equal opportunity in workplaces. CareForHealth aims to reintegrates adults with mental illness into mainstream society. They do this through:

  • Rehabilitation: CFH practitioners implement the entire Illness Management and Recovery (IMR) program, along with elements of family psychoeducation and supported employment.
  • Reintegration: after rehabilitation of the client, CFH uses its network of partners to allow a smooth reintegration of the client into society. The client is given support with CV making and interview practices.
  • Relapse Prevention: clients receive regular follow up sessions after they have completed their course at CareForHealth.
  • Awareness: CareForHealth spreads awareness regarding mental health, psychiatric rehab, and avenues for rehabilitation through online and offline platforms.

 

Organisation

Address: 5th Floor, Amir Trade Center, Shahra-e-Quaideen, Karachi, Sindh.

Country: Pakistan

Email: ambreen@careforhealth.co

Call +92 334 2021283

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Centre for Community Dialogue and Change
Centre for Community Dialogue and Change

The Centre for Community Dialogue and Change (CCDC) is an organization for Theatre of the Oppressed. Their workshops enable individuals, groups and institutions to create change through dialogue, reflection and action. Theatre of the Oppressed is a form of popular community based education which is based on the vision of Paulo Freire and his landmark work on education. 

 

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Address: A-6, Grasmere Apartments, Osborne Road, Bengaluru 560042

Country: India

Email: contact@ccdc.in

Call 080 23692168

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Centre for Urban Design and Mental Health
Centre for Urban Design and Mental Health

The Centre for Urban Design and Mental Health is a global think tank and knowledge platform looking at how we can design better mental health into cities. The Centre for Urban Design and Mental Health curates and creates research and dialogue to inspire, motivate and empower policymakers and urban practitioners to build mental health into their projects for a healthier, happier urban future. They aim to be a central repository and global go-to resource and platform for policymakers, architects, transport planners, urban planners, developers, designers, engineers, geographers, and others who want to design better mental health into cities, and drive integration of mental health into urban design as standard.

  • Share knowledge: UD/MH brings together useful research, ideas, experiences and intelligence from across the world and shares it on our platforms to increase its reach and make it more accessible to  academics and diverse citymakers. They also publish external op-eds and participate in conferences and other events to share knowledge and inspire new audiences into action.
  • Increase knowledge: UD/MH encourages research and sharing of ideas and experience by providing global platforms for publication - the Journal of Urban Design and Mental Health, and our Sanity and Urbanity blog.
  • Increase cross-sector communication: speak at diverse events and convene cross-sector dialogues in cities around the world, bringing together experts from architecture, urban planning, transport, geography, public health, psychiatry, and many more to identify opportunities and discuss potential collaborations.
  • Empower practical action: UD/MH works closely with those involved in policymaking and on-the-ground citymaking to understand the barriers to integrating better mental health into urban design, and tries to help address these barriers by inputting to consultations, producing practical, evidence-based advice, and linking policymakers with consultants to develop city-specific approaches.
  • Grand Challenges in Urban Design for Mental Health: UD/MH would like to lead a study that consults global multidisciplinary experts to identify gaps in urban design for mental health knowledge to inform researchers and funders. If you would like to help fund this work, please email us.
  • Scholarships for researchers to present their work at conferences
  • City dialogues: multidisciplinary dialogues to open the conversation in other cities by hosting more of these events, and sharing them online to produce a repository of ideas, research and experience that can be shared between cities.
  • Speaking at conferences and other events: present at events to reach new audiences with this knowledge, and help people think about innovation and new approaches to mental health promotion.
     

 

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Chipmunka Publishing - The Mental Health Publishers
Chipmunka Publishing - The Mental Health Publishers

Chipmunkapublishing is a mental health publisher publishing mental health books to give a voice to writers with mental health experiences around the world. Chipmunkapublishing publish books written by mental health professionals, sports stars, business/thought leaders, life coaches, nlp trainers, psychologists, psychiatrists, spiritualists and relationship experts that include autobiographies/memoirs, fiction, poetry, film scripts, plays, books of lyrics, anthologies, stories written by carers, self help books, academic works and more.

 

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Country: United Kingdom

Email: info@chipmunkapublishing.com

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EU-Compass for Action on Mental Health and Wellbeing
EU-Compass for Action on Mental Health and Wellbeing

The EU-Compass for Action on Mental Health and Wellbeing is a web-based mechanism used to collect, exchange and analyse information on policy and stakeholder activities in mental health. The Compass communicates information on the European Framework for Action on Mental Health and Well-being. It will monitor the mental health and wellbeing policies and activities of EU countries and non-governmental stakeholders through:

  • The identification and dissemination of European good practices in mental health
  • The collection of data on stakeholders’ and national activities in mental health through three annual surveys
  • The organisation of three annual reports and forum events
  • Holding mental health workshops in each EU country and in Iceland and Norway
  • Collaborate with the EU-Group of Governmental Experts on Mental Health and Wellbeing and non-governmental stakeholders in the preparation of four scientific papers.
  • The Compass website
  • The good practices brochure  
  • The EU Compass newsletter

 

EU-STAKEHOLDERS

  • European Psychiatric Association (EPA)
  • Mental Health Europe (MHE) 
  • European Network of (ex-)Users and Survivors of Psychiatry (ENUSP)
  • Gamian
  • EUFAMI
  • European Social Network (ESN)
  • ESN Working Group on Mental Health
  • European Youth Forum
  • NEPES
  • ISPA (International School Psychology Association)
  • Eurochild
  • SHE Network
  • ESCAP
  • Partnership for Children
  • ESHA
  • EPA European Parents Association
  • UNICEF
  • ENOC European Network of Ombudspersons for Children
  • EuroHealthNet
  • UEMS CAP
  • CSR Europe
  • CSR Europe toolbox
  • ImpleMENTAL
  • Sustainable development indicators - Eurostat
  • European Child Guarantee
  • EU strategy on the Right of the Child
  • Strategy for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities 2021-2030
  • EU strategic framework on health and safety at work 2021-2027
  • RESPOND
  • Magnet4Europe
  • EMPOWER

 

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Fireweed Collective
Fireweed Collective

Fireweed Collective offers mental health education and mutual aid through a Healing Justice and Disability Justice lens. They support the emotional wellness of all people and center QTBIPOC folks in our internal leadership, programs, and resources. Their work seeks to disrupt the harm of systems of abuse and oppression, often reproduced by the mental health system. Their model for understanding ‘severe mental illness’ is community and relationship-based and divests from the prison industrial complex and psych wards.

Fireweed Collective Groups are virtual spaces where folks can connect, and offer mutual aid with others who share similar life experiences and struggles. Groups run for a month. They meet once a week online for 60 to 90 minutes. All support groups are sliding scale and are facilitated by members of Fireweed Collective. Your donations allow us to offer services at a low cost.

 

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Email: administrator@fireweedcollective.org

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FundaMentalSDG
FundaMentalSDG

FundaMentalSDG is an initiative aiming to strengthen mental health in the Global Agenda2030 and indicators. The campaign is calling upon the United Nations to include the following target within the Post-2015 Health Goal to ensure that service coverage for people with severe mental disorders in each country.

 

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Email: fundamentalsdg@gmail.com

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GAINS Center for Behavioral Health and Justice Transformation
GAINS Center for Behavioral Health and Justice Transformation

The GAINS Center focuses on expanding access to services for people with mental and/or substance use disorders who come into contact with the justice system. GAINS is an acronym for Gather, Assess, Integrate, Network, and Stimulate. 

 

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HealtNet TPO
HealtNet TPO

HealthNet TPO is an aid agency that works on health in areas disrupted by war or disasters that aims to reach accessible health care for all. HealthNet TPO rebuilds communities affected by conflict or disaster. They work in the areas of wellbeing, healthcare, protection and resilience building in the following countries:

  • Afghanistan
  • Burundi
  • Colombia
  • South Sudan

HealthNet TPO works on four key areas - health, protection, resilience and wellbeing. With these four areas, they support people who are affected by conflict and disaster to regain control over their own lives. 

 

Organisation

Address: Lizzy Ansinghstraat 163 1072RG Amsterdam

Country: Netherlands

Email: info@hntpo.org

Call +31 (0)20 620 00 05

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Helpguide.org
Helpguide.org

HelpGuide.org is an independent nonprofit that runs one of the world’s leading mental health websites. Each month, millions of people from all around the world turn to them for trustworthy information they can use to improve their mental health and make healthy changes.

 

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Address: 1250 6th St, Suite 201, Santa Monica, California CA

Country: United States of America

Email: contact@helpguide.org

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International Initiative for Mental Health Leadership (IIMHL)
International Initiative for Mental Health Leadership (IIMHL)

The International Initiative for Mental Health Leadership (IIMHL) brings together and connects mental health leaders to help spread innovation and best practice to improve mental health and addiction services around the globe. They create the space for people to share their leadership experiences and insights to help find solutions and ideas to overcome challenges and improve people’s lives. 

  • A Global Network: members have access to a knowledgeable global community of mental health leaders, professionals, experts and ambassadors for change.
  • A Support System: members design and create their own networks within our global community, ensuring unique perspectives, best practices and learning is shared openly. 
  • A Creative and Safe Space: IIMHL has developed mechanisms to support members to convene and connect to promote innovation and best practice, cultivate ideas and find positive solutions.
  • People-focused: members support themselves and each other to find and learn new ways of improving the mental health and well-being of citizens.
  • Leadership Exchange: the Leadership Exchange is a week-long learning event which is held every two years including regional events, virtual sessions and a range of other ways of connecting members easily across the globe.
  • Knowledge transfer among IIMHL countries through the Leadership and Regional Exchanges
  • Promotion: the promotion of workshops, training, education & research
  • Learning collaboratives
  • Information dissemination

IIMHL encourage each leader to make the most of their learning experience by continuing connections and discussions in the months between the Exchanges. The intent is that the benefits of such a collaborative effort will cascade down to all staff and service users. Potential avenues for collaboration include:

  • Joint programmes and service development
  • Staff exchanges and sabbaticals
  • Collaborative service evaluation
  • Managerial, operational and clinical knowledge sharing
  • Research
  • Peer consultation

 

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Email: steve@iimhl.com

Call +44 (0)7747863973

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Last Mile Health
Last Mile Health

Last Mile Health partners with countries to design and build community-based primary health systems. Last Mile Health link community health workers with nurses, doctors, and midwives at community clinics. They train and support these teams of community and frontline health workers to bring life-saving services to the doorsteps of people living far from care. Last Mile Health partner with governments to build strong community health systems that extend primary healthcare to the world’s most remote communities. To achieve our vision of a health worker within reach of everyone, everywhere, we work with our government partners to:

  • Strengthen Health Systems
  • Train Health Workers
  • Deliver Primary Healthcare

 

COUNTRIES

  • Global: contribute to the movement for universal health coverage through research, open-source resources, technical assistance, partnerships and advocacy.
  • Ethiopia: supporting the Ethiopia Ministry of Health to strengthen the National Health Extension Program in order to ensure equitable access to essential health services and improve the quality of health services.
  • Liberia: working with the Government of Liberia and local partners to make primary healthcare universal by deploying a paid, professionalized health worker to every rural and remote community.
  • Malawi: working with Malawi’s Ministry of Health as they improve access to health services for 15 million people living in rural areas.
  • Sierra Leone: working with the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation to ensure the community health workforce has the knowledge and capabilities to manage, deliver, and sustain community-based primary care in rural and remote communities.
  • Uganda: worked with the Government of Uganda through the Ministry of Health to increase the capacity of community and frontline health workers to deliver high-quality primary health services and reduce the preventable disease burden in rural communities with a focus on COVID-19 prevention and response. 

 

Organisation

Country: Liberia

Email: info@lastmilehealth.org

Call +1 617-880-6163

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Mad in America
Mad in America

Mad in America’s is non-profit organization that publishes a webzine and run education programs.

  • madinamerica.com: provides news of psychiatric research, original journalism articles, and a forum for an international group of writers to explore issues related to remaking psychiatry. 
  • Mad In America Continuing Education: hosts online courses taught by leading researchers in the field. These courses provide a scientific critique of the existing paradigm of care, and tell of alternative approaches that could serve as the foundation for a new paradigm.

 

MAD IN AMERICA AFFILIATES

  • MIA GLOBAL
  • Mad in Brazil
  • Mad in Canada
  • Crazy in Finland
  • Mad In Ireland
  • Mad In Italy
  • Mad in the Netherlands
  • Mad in Norway
  • Mad in (S)pain
  • Mad in Sweden
  • Mad in the UK

 

Organisation

Address: Mad in America Foundation 763 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite #2 Cambridge, MA 02139

Country: United States of America

Email: info@madinamerica.com

Call 617-649-1148

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Mental Health and Human Rights Info
Mental Health and Human Rights Info

Mental Health and Human Rights Info provide thematic pages and a database with guidelines, manuals, publications and more. We are a reliable source of information dealing with mental health in war and conflict areas.

 

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Mental Health Innovation Network Africa (MHIN Africa)
Mental Health Innovation Network Africa (MHIN Africa)

MHIN Africa is a regional network of the Mental Health Innovation Network (MHIN). MHIN Africa is an online platform for African mental health innovators, researchers, practitioners, policy-makers, service user advocates and donors that aims to: provide support for African mental health innovators, synthesize and disseminate the evidence generated by research and innovation initiatives in the field of mental health throughout Africa and promote the uptake of this evidence in policy and practice.

  • Innovations: a database of mental health innovations in Africa.

  • Resources: resources developed by and for MHIN Africa members.

  • Community: a space to interact, network and learn from others.

  • Blogs: a selection of blog posts on key issues related to mental health in Africa.

  • Podcasts: podcasts with stakeholders discussing topics related to mental health in Africa.

  • Webinars: a selection of webinar discussions on key topics related to mental health in Africa.

  • Forum: a platform for members to interact with each other and post announcements.

  • Members: innovators, researchers, practitioners and policy-makers with an interest in the region.

  • Organizations: Africa-based organizations working to improve mental health in the continent.

 

INITIATIVES

  • MIND ME Africa
  • HeartSounds Peer Support
  • Strengthening Public Mental Health in Africa in Response to Covid-19
  • SPARK: SuPporting African communities to increase the Resilience and mental health of Kids with developmental disorders and their caregivers
  • StrongMinds
  • EMERALD
  • Addressing alcohol misuse and mental health comorbidities in humanitarian settings
  • Mental Health and Wellbeing on Campus
  • Early Adolescent Skills for Emotions (EASE): a psychological intervention for young adolescents and their caregivers
  • The HAPPINESS Project
  • Problem Management Plus (PM+)
  • Wellbeing and Resilience (WebR): Healing-centered peacebuilding
  • Mainstreaming of Psychosocial Support in the Education Sector
  • Suicide Prevention in Tunisia
  • Strengthening Psychosocial support service for Transformation among the Congolese refugees in Uganda (SPOT)
  • Holistic Community Care for Parenthood (HCCP)
  • Community-based Sociotherapy Adapted for Refugees (COSTAR)
  • INTernational REsearch Programme on Psychoses In Diverse settings (INTREPID II)
  • The Friendship Bench
  • MHPSS Refugee Response in South Sudan
  • PRIME (PRogramme for Improving Mental health carE)
  • PRIME - Uganda
  • PRIME South Africa
  • PRIME Ethiopia
  • Partners in Health Lesotho Mental Health Integration Program
  • Nguvu - Reducing Partner Violence and Psychological Distress among Refugees in Tanzania
  • Mind and Heart: Community-based group Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for survivors of sexual violence
  • Abwenzi Pa Za Umoyo: Integrating the MESH MH model in Malawi
  • UPSIDES - Using Peer Support In Developing Empowering Mental Health Service
  • TrustCircle: Helping Improve Emotional Resiliency and Well-Being for All
  • Learning Through Play
  • Mental Health Rehabilitation of Homeless Populations in Nigeria
  • Establishing mental health and psychosocial support services during the Ebola virus disease outbreak in Sierra Leone
  • mhGAP Implementation in Edawu, Nigeria
  • Self-Help Plus (SH+): a guided multimedia psychosocial self-help package
  • Partners In Health Liberia Mental Health Program
  • Mental Health Literacy for Students and Educators: The Mental Health & High School Curriculum Guide
  • Rehabilitation Intervention for people with Schizophrenia in Ethiopia (RISE)
  • Inshuti Mu Buzima: An expanded MESH model to address mental disorders in Rwanda
  • Perinatal Mental Health Project
  • Kenya integrated intervention model for dialogue and screening to promote children's mental wellbeing (KIDS)
  • Enlisting African traditional healers, faith healers, and community health workers to help detect mental illness
  • Scaling-up mental health services in Central African Republic
  • Facilitating Mental Health Awareness and Community Engagement in Sierra Leone
  • Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Network
  • Comprehensive Community Mental Health Programme
  • Adapting mental health interventions through employment in Sierra Leone
  • Breaking the scale up ceiling: Application of a continuous quality improvement methodology
  • Project for the Identification and Treatment of Dementia in Sub-Saharan Africa
  • Mental Health Beyond Facilities (mhBeF)
  • An Integrated Approach to Addressing the Issue of Youth Depression
  • Early Diagnosis and Interventions for Neurodevelopmental Disorders Among Children Under Three
  • e DATA K
  • Introducing School Mental Health in Ethiopia
  • Khuluma Project
  • EXPanding Care fOr PeriNATal women with dEpression (EXPONATE)
  • Facilitating MHPSS in the Ebola Virus Disease Crisis
  • BasicNeeds Mental Health and Development Model
  • Partnerships For Mental Health Development In Sub-Saharan Africa: COllaborative Shared care to IMprove Psychosis Outcome (COSIMPO)
  • Scaling up the BasicNeeds Model through a social franchise approach
  • Using mobile mental health clinics to expand access to services in post conflict rural areas
  • Using mhGAP-IG on mobile phones for frontline healthcare workers to manage depression in Kenya
  • Gauteng Consumer Advocacy Movement
  • Mental Health First Aid
  • Putting a telepsychiatrist in communities in the Union of Comoros
  • Mental Health Coalition – Sierra Leone
  • Self-Help Groups for Mental Health
  • Mental Health Scale Up Nigeria (mhSUN)
  • Cell Phones and Psychosis: A pilot study connecting traditional healers and bio-medical staff in rural Tanzania
  • mhGAP Implementation in Lagos
  • A cluster randomized clinical trial of a stepped care intervention for depression in primary care (STEPCARE)
  • Aro Primary Care Mental Health Programme
  • AFFIRM (AFrica Focus on Intervention Research for Mental health)
  • A Community-Based Intervention To Address Perinatal Depression In Rwanda
  • Psychosocial Care for Children in Conflict Areas
  • Clubhouse
  • Wayo-Nero Strategy
  • Chain-Free Initiative
  • Peter C. Alderman Trauma Clinics
  • The Kintampo Project
  • National Capacity Building Program of Ethiopia
  • The Biaber Project
  • Group psychotherapy model for depression among PLWH

 

ORGANISATIONS

  • Hope Restoration & Health Initiative
  • Healthy Brains Global Initiative
  • International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP)
  • POMA Global
  • The World Dignity Project
  • Global Mental Health Peer Network
  • Integrative Wellbeing
  • ROW Foundation
  • Coalition for Action for Preventative Mental Health (CAMPH) Kenya
  • Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative (MANI)
  • Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Aro Abeokuta
  • Uganda Harm Reduction Network
  • Centre for Children in Vulnerable Situations (CCVS) - Uganda
  • Friends of Diversity
  • International Centre for Evidence in Disability
  • CBM
  • United for Global Mental Health
  • HAPPINESS Health Care (HHC) Foundation
  • Twogere Community Initiatives
  • The Center for Victims of Torture
  • Perinatal Mental Health Project (PMHP)
  • War Child Holland
  • Green-Aid Lotus
  • Vagrant No More
  • Mental Health and Wellness Initiative
  • Daryeelsan
  • Zimbabwe OCD Trust
  • The Moving Well Project International
  • Cape Mental Health
  • Member Care Associates--GMH-Map Project
  • Basic Needs Basic Rights Kenya
  • WAYAS Counselling & Psychotherapy Service
  • The MHPSS Collaborative
  • Candle Night Global
  • Green String Network
  • The Human Aspect
  • Mental Service Users Association - Ethiopia
  • AMARI: African Mental Health Research Initiative
  • Open Briefing
  • International Rescue Committee
  • National Rehabilitation for Drugs and War Affected Persons (NARDWAP)
  • Nijali Foundation
  • GRT - Gruppo per le Relazioni Transculturali
  • TINADA Youth Organization (TIYO)
  • Tap Elderly Women’s Wisdom for Youth (TEWWY)
  • Botswana Network for Mental Health
  • No Limit Generation (NLG)
  • International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement (ICHOM)
  • SMART Recovery International
  • Oasis of Love International Center for Women and Children
  • Mental Health Information Centre of Southern Africa
  • Kushinga
  • PHOLA
  • Gateway Health Institute
  • Common Threads Project
  • Humanity & Inclusion, the new name of Handicap International
  • DIKDIK DEVELOPMENT
  • Renewed Energy Serving Humanity (RESH-Liberia)
  • MENTAL HEALTH FOUNDATION NIGERIA
  • Coalition for Work With Psychotrauma and Peace
  • Sound Mind Africa
  • Tech4Life Enterprises
  • United Children Integrated Development Action (UNCIDA) Uganda
  • in2mentalhealth
  • Imey Reach
  • Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA)
  • MetroHealth International
  • World Young Leaders in Dementia
  • Global Alliance for Maternal Mental Health
  • The Centre for Applied Research and Evaluation International Foundation (Careif)
  • Implemental
  • Colors of Connection
  • Psychiatric Disability Organization
  • Playing to Live!
  • The Mind Aware Project
  • Partners In Health
  • UNICEF
  • The Mandate Health Empowerment Initiative
  • West Africa Behavioural Health Addictions and Recovery Management
  • Waves for Change
  • Somali Mental Health Foundation
  • Natural Hazards Center at the Institute of Behavioral Science: University of Colorado, Boulder
  • Embrace Emotions Support Network
  • UNIPSY et Bien etre
  • mindfullwe
  • Princeton University
  • Trauma Resource Institute
  • StrongMinds
  • University of Macau: Global and Community Mental Health Research Group
  • Fearless Planet
  • Peace In Minds
  • Partnerships for Trauma Recovery
  • Postpartum Support Network Africa
  • Global MINDS
  • Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre
  • citiesRISE
  • IOGT International
  • Society for Pre and Post Natal Services (SPANS)
  • Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA)
  • Global Mental Health Program at Columbia University
  • Movement for Global Mental Health (MGMH)
  • Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs
  • Heartland Alliance International
  • Fondation d'Harcourt
  • Stellenbosch University
  • GCSCORED, Inc.
  • University of Liverpool
  • Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
  • Chester M. Pierce, MD Division of Global Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital
  • Maudsley International
  • Rwenzori Center for Research and Advocacy (RCRA)
  • South African Mental Health Advocacy Movement (SAMHAM)
  • No Health without Mental Health GM
  • Between Borders
  • Africa Mental Health Foundation
  • Fracarita International
  • King's Sierra Leone Partnership
  • Carers of Africa Inc (CoA)
  • BasicNeeds-Ghana
  • PsyndUp
  • The South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG)
  • TeenMentalHealth.org
  • Centre For Global Health, Trinity College Dublin
  • Missouri Institute of Mental Health
  • Africa Initiative for Universal Development Organization-Sierra Leone
  • Zambia Therapeutic Art (ZTA)
  • The Spring Foundation
  • Alan J Flisher Centre for Public Mental Health
  • Mental Health Innovation Network Africa (MHIN Africa)
  • Human Health Aid-Burundi
  • Women and Health Initiative
  • Grand Challenges Canada (GCC)
  • Farsight
  • School Readiness Initiative (SRI)
  • Grace Yufela Charitable Foundation
  • Liberia Center for Outcome Research on Mental Health (LiCORMH)
  • BasicNeeds
  • Health Poverty Action
  • Ashoka
  • Children and War Foundation
  • The International Foundation for Research and Education on Depression (iFred)
  • Community based psychiatric rehabilitation for voctional skills
  • Mental Health Foundation of Ghana
  • Mental Health Association of Tanzania
  • McGill University - Department of Social Studies of Medicine
  • Voice of eagle believers
  • The Scarabaeus Foundation for Sustainable Development
  • Centre for Mental Health Research and Initiative (CEMHRI)
  • Support for Addictions Prevention and Treatment in Africa (SAPTA)
  • Presbyterian Community Based Rehabilitation
  • International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims
  • Action Family Foundation
  • Global Research in Autism and Neurodevelopment
  • Uganda Diaspora Health Foundation (UDHF)
  • NextGenU.org
  • Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
  • International Medical Corps
  • Mental Health Uganda, Gulu
  • GediCreativeMinds - EnergyHealingHub
  • DEAR Psyconsult
  • UNHCR (The UN Refugee Agency)
  • Vidaview Info Systems Ltd
  • FundaMentalSDG
  • CBTapps.com
  • Butabika-East London Link
  • Hincks-Dellcrest Centre
  • International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease
  • University of Toronto Department of Psychiatry
  • Action Contre La Faim
  • Global Mental Health Lab at Teachers College (GMH Lab @ TC)
  • NASM-AFRIQUE
  • Mental Health & Psychosocial Support Network (mhpss.net)
  • NCHS Global Mental Health
  • Users and Survivors of Psychiatry in Kenya (USPKenya)
  • Central Gauteng Mental Health Society
  • HealthNet TPO

 

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Address: The Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse World Health Organization 20 Avenue Appia 1211 Geneva 27

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Mental Health Innovation Network Latin America and Caribbean (MHIN LAC)
Mental Health Innovation Network Latin America and Caribbean (MHIN LAC)

MHIN Latin America and Caribbean is the regional hub for Latin America and the Caribbean of the Mental Health Innovation Network (MHIN LAC). It is a community within the MHIN network that aims to:

  • Promote and disseminate the evidence and implementation of mental health programs to help promote uptake in the mental health evidence for research, policies and practices in Latin America and the Caribbean.
  • Promote mental health evidence to improve practice and mental health policies.
  • Provide specific and dedicated support to mental health innovators in Latin America and the Caribbean.
  • Encourage bi-directional learning and networking of groups with interest in the promotion of mental health.

 

REGIONAL INNOVATIONS

  • Compañeros En Salud (CES) 

  • Latin America Treatment & Innovation Network in Mental Health — LATIN-MH 

  • Buena Semilla: Tackling Maternal Psychosocial Distress Among Marginalized Women

  • Improving mental health in Nicaraguan youth: A technology-enhanced, school-based program

  • A Community-based Conscious Discipline Program to Reduce Corporal Punishment in the Caribbean 

  • Dream-a-World Cultural Therapy for Primary School Children 

  • Spare the rod, help the child: reducing corporal punishment in Jamaican classrooms

  • Zamni Lasante

  • Targeting family violence through a network of mental health community services 

  • Blended Care in Haiti: Spiritual Leaders and Culturally Adapted Therapy for Depression

  • Outreach, Screening and Intervention for TraumA (OSITA) for Internally Displaced Women 

  • Giving LIFE a chance 

  • Allillanchu: Integration of Mental Health into Primary Health Care Services 

  • Hogar Protegido (Protected Home) in Carabayllo 

  • Thinking Healthy Pilot in Peru 

  • Equilibrium 

  • Mental Health System Reform in Brazil 

  • Critical Time Intervention – Task Shifting (CTI-TS) in Chile and Brazil

  • Congenital Zika Syndrome Parent Support 

  • Critical Time Intervention – Task Shifting (CTI-TS) in Chile and Brazil

  • Abordagem Sistêmica Comunitária (Community Systemic Approach) 

  • Programa Nacional de Diagnóstico y Tratamiento de la Depresión (PNDTD) 

 

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Mental Health Promotion and Intervention in Occupational Settings (MENTUPP)
Mental Health Promotion and Intervention in Occupational Settings (MENTUPP)

Mental Health Promotion and Intervention in Occupational Settings (MENTUPP) is a project that aims to improve mental health in the workplace by developing, implementing and evaluating a multilevel intervention targeting mental health difficulties in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the construction, health and ICT sectors. During the project MENTUPP will:

  • Develop a multi-level intervention, delivered through a Hub, by adapting and integrating existing, evidence-based interventions for non-clinical and clinical mental health issues and de-stigmatisation of mental (ill-)health into a single programme,
  • Tailor the intervention by workplace sector, gender and delivery mode (face-to-face vs online), as well as pilot and optimise the intervention in nine countries across Europe and Australia,
  • Conduct a multi-country cluster randomised controlled trial in nine countries across Europe and Australia to assess the effectiveness of the optimised intervention, looking at improvements in the mental health of employees and employers, and cost-effectiveness and implementation factors in SMEs in the target sectors,
  • Further optimise the intervention for wider replication in new SMEs and countries after the project ends, and
  • Promote the project and intervention to stakeholders, including policymakers, insurers, social partners, regulatory authorities, and the general public at both European and global levels.

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 848137. The material presented and views expressed here are the responsibility of the author(s) only. The EU Commission takes no responsibility for any use made of the information set out.

 

The MENTUPP Hub

The MENTUPP Hub is an online tool that helps SMEs to create a healthy work environment. The MENTUPP Hub contributes to improved productivity in your workplace and reduction of absenteeism; timely diagnosis of employees, managers, staff with a severe mental health disorder; improved work satisfaction and healthier work environment; and reduction of stigma related to mental illness in your workplace. The MENTUPP consortium will test the MENTUPP Hub to improve the wellbeing of employees at work. The Trial begins in June 2022 and we are currently recruiting SMEs in Europe and Australia to participate in the testing of the MENTUPP Hub aimed at achieving mentally healthy workplaces.

 

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Address: European Alliance against Depression e.V. Goerdelerring 9 04109 Leipzig

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Mental Health Referral Network
Mental Health Referral Network

The Mental Health Referral Network provides Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) funded athletes with access to AIS-endorsed psychologists and mental health.

 

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MentalHealth.org
MentalHealth.org

MentalHealth.org provides one-stop access to comprehensive mental health information  to raise awareness for mental health issues in the United States and around the world. MentalHealth.org aims to educate and guide the general public; health and emergency preparedness professionals; policy makers; government and business leaders; school systems; and local communities. 

  • Basics:information, myths and facts about mental health so that people can know the facts, use their knowledge to educate others, and reach out to those who may have mental health problems.
  • What to Look For: 
  • What To Look For: information on of what people can experience when they have different types of mental health problems including anxiety disorders, behavioral disorders, developmental disorders, eating disorders, mental health and substance use disorders, mood disorders, personality disorders, psychotic disorders, sleep disorders and suicidal behavior

  • Talk About Mental Illness: 

  • Talk About Mental Health: information for people with mental health problems, young people looking for help, parents and caregivers, friends and family members and educators

  • How To Get Mental Health Help

 

 

Content for this website is compiled from public and private sources, including materials originally published by:

  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  • Youth.gov
  • MedlinePlus
  • National Institutes of Health
  • National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
  • Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)

 

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MentalHelp
MentalHelp

 

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mhGAP Intervention Guide mhGAP-IG The World Health Organisation
mhGAP Intervention Guide mhGAP-IG The World Health Organisation

The mhGAP-IG has been developed through an intensive process of conducting systematic reviews to develop evidence-based recommendations. =The mhGAP-IG is based on the mhGAP Guidelines on interventions for mental, neurological and substance use disorders and made into an online version of the document in which documents can be downloaded. The mhGAP-IG includes guidance on evidence-based interventions to identify and manage a number of priority conditions. These priority conditions were selected because they represent a large burden in terms of mortality, morbidity or disability, have high economic costs, and are associated with violations of human rights. The priority conditions included are:

  • Depression
  • Psychosis
  • Bipolar disorders
  • Epilepsy / Seizure
  • Developmental and behavioural disorders in children and adolescents
  • Behavioural Disorders
  • Dementia
  • Alcohol use disorders
  • Drug use disorders
  • Self-harm / suicide and
  • Other significant emotional or medically unexplained complaints .

 

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Mindfull Next
Mindfull Next

 

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Misunderstood Minds
Misunderstood Minds

 

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MokshivimNET
MokshivimNET

 

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Movement For Global Mental Health
Movement For Global Mental Health

The Movement for Global Mental Health is a network of individuals and organisations that aim to improve services for people living with mental health problems and psychosocial disabilities worldwide, especially in low and middle income countries. The Movement offers multiple benefits to both individuals and organisations that join its thousands of members, including possibilities for networking, knowledge sharing, joining national and international campaigning, news updates and participation in a bi-annual summit. By joining and being active in global mental health, you can contribute importantly to achieving the Movement’s aims. The organisation of the Movement is the joint responsibility of the Secretariat based at the SA Federation for Mental Healthin South Africa, and the international Advisory Group, who act in accordance with the Movement’s Charter

 

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My Mind My Funk
My Mind My Funk

 

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NGO Forum For Health (F4H)
NGO Forum For Health (F4H)

 

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Normal Difference Mental Health Kenya
Normal Difference Mental Health Kenya

 

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One In Four Magazine
One In Four Magazine

 

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One Mind
One Mind

 

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Orchid Mental Health Policy - Global
Orchid Mental Health Policy - Global

 

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Paripurnata Half-Way Home Centre for Psychosocial Rehabilitation
Paripurnata Half-Way Home Centre for Psychosocial Rehabilitation

 

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Partnership for Workplace Mental Health American Psychiatric Association (APA)
Partnership for Workplace Mental Health American Psychiatric Association (APA)

 

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Pat Deagan The CommonGroung Academy
Pat Deagan The CommonGroung Academy

 

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Portugal Groups
Portugal Groups

 

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Primary Care Mental Health and Education (PRIMHE)
Primary Care Mental Health and Education (PRIMHE)

PRIMHE is a charity devoted to mental health and wellbeing in primary care and communities. It aims to listen to service users and their carers so that services can be designed to meet their needs; ensure all Primary Carers have the core skills to deal with poor wellbeing or mental health issues; provide suitable training for primary carers from experienced primary carers; work with researchers to understand what is effective; lobby for better teaching of primary care mental health education; and measure success through outcomes that matter in people's lives.

  • Wellness UK is a nation-wide database of contacts in the field of mental health and wellbeing.

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Address: 48 Kenilworth Avenue London SW19 7LW

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PROJECT
PROJECT

 

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PROMISE Global - Redefining Together Frontiers of Humane Mental Health Care
PROMISE Global - Redefining Together Frontiers of Humane Mental Health Care

 

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Psych Ward Showdown
Psych Ward Showdown

 

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Psychiatric Care Dogs
Psychiatric Care Dogs

 

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Psychiatry Mafia
Psychiatry Mafia

 

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Psychosocial Disability Rights Project
Psychosocial Disability Rights Project

 

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PsychSearch.Net
PsychSearch.Net

 

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Quality Rights Gujarat
Quality Rights Gujarat

 

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RECONNECT
RECONNECT

 

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Recovery.Org
Recovery.Org

 

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Rethink Mental Illness
Rethink Mental Illness

 

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Safe Harbour - Alternative Mental Health
Safe Harbour - Alternative Mental Health

 

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Safewards
Safewards

 

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Safewards
Safewards

 

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Salus World
Salus World

 

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SANE
SANE

 

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Shaw Trust
Shaw Trust

 

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SKT White
SKT White

 

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SKT White
SKT White

 

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South Asian Hub for Advocacy, Research and Education on Mental Health
South Asian Hub for Advocacy, Research and Education on Mental Health

 

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SSAFA - The Armed Force Charity
SSAFA - The Armed Force Charity

 

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Star Wards
Star Wards

Star Wards is a project of the social justice charity Bright that provides practical ideas and inspiring examples from and for mental health ward staff. Star Wards work with mental health wards to improve patient's, staff's, family's, friend's and carer's experiences and outcomes. They discover, celebrate, share, publicise and inspire excellence in inpatient care.

  • Wardipedia: is a library of ideas and inspirations.
  • Publications
  • Full Monty Awards
  • Benchmarking Tools
  • Videos
  • Blog
  • Animal Magic Gallery
  • Evidence Base: information on mental health inpatient care, quality of life, happiness and patient preferences, customer care, employee satisfaction and leadership; innovation, social enterprise and social marketing; and delivering Star Wards’ objectives
  • Nikable Practices
  • Impact

About 650 wards are members and enjoying introducing small changes which make a massive difference to patients. Star Wards members use and adapt our resources to stimulate and structure therapeutic and enjoyable daily programmes for inpatients in the full range of wards including elderly, rehab, learning disability and secure.

 

 

 

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Switchboard - LGBTI Helpline
Switchboard - LGBTI Helpline

 

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Syrian Telemental Health Network
Syrian Telemental Health Network

 

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Syrian Telemental Health Network
Syrian Telemental Health Network

 

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Tabish Organisation
Tabish Organisation

 

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Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion of Individuals with Psychiatric Disabilities
Temple University Collaborative on Community Inclusion of Individuals with Psychiatric Disabilities

 

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Thandanani Centre - Brothers of Charity Services
Thandanani Centre - Brothers of Charity Services

 

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The AASHA Family
The AASHA Family

 

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The Art of Psychiatry
The Art of Psychiatry

 

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The Balanced Mind Parent Network
The Balanced Mind Parent Network

 

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The Bethel House
The Bethel House

The “Bethel House” is the cornerstone of advocacy movement of people with mental disorders. It is a survivors' group made of of several people with mental disorders. It has more than a hundred people who are involved in a variety of activities. T



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The Borgen Project
The Borgen Project

 

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The Bridge Collective
The Bridge Collective

 

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The Butabika-East London Link
The Butabika-East London Link

 

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The Carter Centre - The Rosalynn Fellowship for Mental Health Journalism
The Carter Centre - The Rosalynn Fellowship for Mental Health Journalism

 

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The Center for Mental Health services
The Center for Mental Health services

The Center for Mental Health Services leads federal efforts (USA) to promote the prevention and treatment of mental disorders. Congress created CMHS to bring new hope to adults who have serious mental illness and children with emotional disorders. The Center for Mental Health Services has many branches including:

  • Emergency Mental Health and Traumatic Stress Services Branch
  • Mental Health Promotion Branch
  • Suicide Prevention Branch
  • Child, Adolescent and Family Branch
  • Homeless Programs Branch
  • Community Support Programs Branch
  • Division of State and Community Systems Development

The Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS):

  • Strengthens the Nation's mental health system by helping states improve and increase the quality and range of their treatment, rehabilitation, and support
  • Makes it easier for people to access mental health programs
  • Encourages a range of programs (such as systems of care) to respond to the increasing number of mental, emotional, and behavioral problems among America's children
  • Supports outreach and case management programs for the homeless and the improvement of these services
  • Ensures that scientifically-established findings and practice-based knowledge are applied in preventing and treating mental disorders

 

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Address: 5600 Fishers Lane Rockville, MD 20857

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The Centre for Urban Design and Mental Health (UD/MH)
The Centre for Urban Design and Mental Health (UD/MH)

 

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The Friendship Bench Project
The Friendship Bench Project

 

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The Global Dementia Observatory (GDO)
The Global Dementia Observatory (GDO)

 

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The Good Practice Group
The Good Practice Group

 

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The Good Practice Group - Strategic Actions for Mental Health & Psychosocial Support
The Good Practice Group - Strategic Actions for Mental Health & Psychosocial Support

 

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The Guyana Foundation
The Guyana Foundation

 

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The HEAL Initiative
The HEAL Initiative

 

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The Heard Alliance
The Heard Alliance

 

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The Joy Project
The Joy Project

 

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The Kintampo Project
The Kintampo Project

 

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The Mandate Health Empowerment Initiative
The Mandate Health Empowerment Initiative

 

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The McPin Foundation
The McPin Foundation

 

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The Mental Elf
The Mental Elf

The Mental Elf is a website that provides up-to-date information related to mental health research and guidance. The Mental Elf is a team of mental health experts that post blogs every week day with short and snappy summaries that highlight evidence-based publications relevant to mental health practice in the UK and further afield. They scour over 500 sources of evidence (journals, databases, websites) every week, to find key guidance, systematic reviews and other high quality research and reports that will help make your practice more evidence-based. The selection process has no input from any external bodies, publishers, sponsors or commercial organisations. There are a number of categories including:

  • Diagnosis
  • Mental Health
  • Other Health Conditions
  • Populations and Settings
  • Publication Types
  • Treatment
  • Podcasts
  • Elfie Selfies: photos that communicate what the elves mean to you

 

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The Mental Health and Poverty Project
The Mental Health and Poverty Project

 

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The Mental Health Innovation Network
The Mental Health Innovation Network

The Mental Health Innovation Network (MHIN) is a global community of mental health innovators. It is an online community for mental health practitioners, policy-makers, service users, researchers, donors and other mental health stakeholders to share information and resources to improve the quality and coverage of mental health care worldwide. There are a number of key areas of the MHIN website including:

  • Innovations: a summary and detail on innovations in mental health from across the globe as well as downloadable resources generated by these innovations including publications, implementation guidance and manuals and multimedia resources. This database of innovations catalogues comprehensive summaries of mental health programs and research projects around the world.
  • Resources: key published research, toolkits, guidelines, systematic reviews and reports.  
  • Community: resources generated by MHIN's team and members including podcasts, webinars, Q&A sessions, member profiles, organizational profiles and blog posts
  • Search Engine

MHIN is jointly led by the Centre for Global Mental Health (CGMH) at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Department for Mental Health and Substance Abuse and Grand Challenges Canada. Each partner brings leadership expertise relevant to the overall goals of MHIN, providing knowledge synthesis to support research and practice communities as well as knowledge exchange, knowledge translation and policy dialogue.

 

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The Mental Health Project in BiH
The Mental Health Project in BiH

The mental health project in BiH a project is to improve the mental health of the overall population, as well as the capabilities of policymakers and responsible institutions in achieving European standards in the protection of mental health in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Specific objectives of the project are:

  • Improved administrative and legislative framework that enables effective action and processes in the area of mental health protection in both BiH entities.
  • Human resources trained to provide better services in mental health protection.
  • Achieving quality mental health protection in the community is supported as one of the priorities of reform by the management structures of the Health Centers.
  • Strengthened capacities to combat stigmatisation and discrimination related to mental disorders.

The essence of the project structure rests on the central role of the Steering Board while full responsibility for managing the implementation of project activities in the entity health ministries. 

 

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Address: Danijela Ozme 12 / 71000 Sarajevo

Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Email: bhfpa.xy@bih.net.ba

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The mhGAP Evidence Resource Centre The World Health Organisation
The mhGAP Evidence Resource Centre The World Health Organisation

The mhGAP Evidence Resource Centre contains the background material, process documents, and the evidence profiles and recommendations in electronic format for mhGAP guidelines for mental, neurological, and substance use (MNS) disorders. The evidence resource centre is organized around the mhGAP priority conditions including:

  • Depression
  • Psychosis and bipolar disorders
  • Epilepsy and seizures
  • Child and adolescent mental disorders
  • Dementia
  • Conditions related to stress
  • Alcohol use disorders
  • Drug use disorders
  • Other significant emotional and medical unexplained somatic complaints
  • Self harm and suicide

 

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The Movement for Global Mental Health (MGMH)
The Movement for Global Mental Health (MGMH)

The Movement for Global Mental Health (MGMH) is a network of individuals and organisations that aim to improve services for people with mental disorders worldwide, especially in low- and middle-income countries where effective services are often scarce. Activities are on-going work and projects being carried out by MGMH members in low- and middle-income settings. Through volunteerism and collaboration, the Movement has gradually grown to a stage where members are able to share ideas, initiate activities and seek resources, often in partnership with other members. The Movement offers multiple benefits to both individuals and organisations that join its thousands of members including possibilities for:

  • Networking
  • Knowledge sharing
  • Joining national and international campaigning
  • News updates and
  • Participation in a bi-annual summit. 
Advocacy Resources
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Arts and Visuals

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Human Rights Resources

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Individual Profiles

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Police and Mental Health
Police and Mental Health

Police and mental health services in low to middle income countries is a PhD looking at Section 136 of the UK Mental Health Act. Section 136 is a UK based directive which permits a police officer to legally remove a person from a public place, who the officer believes t provision works from the perspectives of all stakeholders involved (i.e. service user, carer, police, mental health professional and ambulance workers). Tied in with my keen interest in global mental h finding out how this works in low to middle income countries (i.e. Asia and Latin America of particular interest) especially from a trans cultural psychiatric perspective.

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The Post-2015 Development Agenda
The Post-2015 Development Agenda

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Thinking Healthy
Thinking Healthy

Thinking Healthy is a manual for psychosocial management of perinatal depression for training community health workers on how to support mothers with depression through evidence based cognitive behavioral techniques that are recommended by the mhGAP programme. The innovative manual was developed in Pakistan, later applied in many other countries, and has now produced a generic version of the manual for global use. 

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Virtual Psychotherapy
Virtual Psychotherapy

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The Platform for Innovations in Global Mental Health
The Platform for Innovations in Global Mental Health

The Platform for Innovations in Global Mental Health aims to collate and synthesise research evidence and facilitate the scale up of innovations through dissemination of appropriate information to researcher, policy and practice communities in the public and private sectors. The Centre for Global Mental Health, in partnership with WHO’s Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse, will share learning and expertise by collating and synthesizing knowledge related to the development, content/delivery, evaluation and scale up of innovations that seek to improve treatments and access to care for Mental, Neurological and Substance abuse disorders. The Platform will use a number of different mechanisms to achieve this including a web portal, social media, face-to-face networking, and multi-media products aimed at diverse audiences.

 

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The REECH Project
The REECH Project

 

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The Siwe Project
The Siwe Project

 

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The Tomorrow Project
The Tomorrow Project

 

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The Trevor Project
The Trevor Project

 

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The WHO Collaborating Center for Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Community Mental Health.
The WHO Collaborating Center for Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Community Mental Health.

 

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The World Mental Health Survey Initiative
The World Mental Health Survey Initiative

 

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This Is MY Brave
This Is MY Brave

 

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Together We Are Strong
Together We Are Strong

 

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Turning Point Mental Rehabilitation Centre
Turning Point Mental Rehabilitation Centre

 

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Wardipedia
Wardipedia

 

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Western Mass - Recovery Learning Community
Western Mass - Recovery Learning Community

 

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What If Ventures
What If Ventures

What If Ventures is an early stage venture fund focused on mental health, mental wellness and addiction related startups. What If Ventures focuses on radically changing the human experience by helping amazing founders build solutions for our mental fitness. From their humble beginnings in the early months of 2020, What If Ventures has deployed $15.8M, 16 portfolio companies, over 3,000 syndicate members and over 5 million people's lives touched.

What If Fellowship
What If Fellowship

The What If Fellowship is an 8-week mental health startup accelerator program for everyone. This is an intensive program designed to help founders get better at building sustainable businesses. What If Fellowships are leveraging a powerful community of investors, entrepreneurs, advisors, payers, and providers to help build and facilitate advancement of your behavioral health business. Program components and weekly events include:

  • Monday Topic Sessions: lecture sessions where we present a new topic each week (as outlined above higher on this page) that will help founders refine their business, and their pitch.
  • Friday Working Groups: this is a chance to gather as a group and ask questions of the What If Ventures team, tactical, or strategic, and collaborate with your peers.
  • Speaker Sessions: founders learn from those who have built billion dollar businesses in this space, and those who are clinical experts in the mental health field.  
  • Pitch Practice: weekly practice pitch sessions, in front of investors who have funded mental health startups, in order to get direct feedback and learn from the feedback your peers get as well.

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WHO ATLAS The World Health Organisation
WHO ATLAS The World Health Organisation

Mental Health Atlas Project is a project designed to collect, compile and disseminate data on mental health resources in the world. Resources include mental health policies, plans, financing, care delivery, human resources, medicines, and information systems. These resources are necessary to provide services and care for people with mental disorders.

 

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WHO Collaborating Centre for Dissemination of Good Practices in Mental Health
WHO Collaborating Centre for Dissemination of Good Practices in Mental Health

 

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WHO Collaborating Centre on Mental Health Services Development
WHO Collaborating Centre on Mental Health Services Development

 

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WHO Collaborating Centre on Primary Care Competence in Mental Health and Psychiatric Crisis Interventions in the Community
WHO Collaborating Centre on Primary Care Competence in Mental Health and Psychiatric Crisis Interventions in the Community

 

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WHO Collaborating Centre on Quality Assurance and Empowerment in Mental Health
WHO Collaborating Centre on Quality Assurance and Empowerment in Mental Health

 

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WHO Mental Health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP) The World Health Organisation
WHO Mental Health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP) The World Health Organisation

mhGAP is WHO’s action plan to scale up services for mental, neurological and substance use disorders for countries especially with low and lower middle incomes. The mhGAP package consists of interventions for prevention and management for each of these priority conditions.The priority conditions addressed by mhGAP are depression, schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders, suicide, epilepsy, dementia, disorders due to use of alcohol, disorders due to use of illicit drugs, and mental disorders in children. mhGAP includes:

  • Intervention Guide
  • mhGAP module Assessment Management of Conditions Specifically Related to Stress
  • mhGAP Evidence Resource Centre
  • mhGAP publications
  • mhGAP Forum reports

 

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WHO MIND The World Health Organisation
WHO MIND The World Health Organisation

WHO MIND is a number of flagship projects based around mental health in development. WHO MIND includes:

  • WHO MiNDbank

  • WHO Quality Rights Project

  • Mental health policy, planning & service development

  • Mental health, human rights & legislation

  • Mental health, poverty and development

  • Countries in action for mental health

 

 

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WHO MiNDbank The World Health Organisation
WHO MiNDbank The World Health Organisation

WHO MiNDbank is an online platform bringing together country and international resources covering mental health, substance abuse, disability, general health, human rights and development. WHO MiNDbank is part of WHO’s QualityRights campaign to end violations against people with mental disabilities. MiNDbank aims to facilitate dialogue, advocacy and research to promote reform in these areas in line with international human rights and best practice standards. Mindbank includes easy and free access to the following resources:

  • National mental health policies, strategies and laws
  • National disability related policies, strategies and laws
  • National general health policies, strategies and laws
  • National non communicable diseases policies and strategies
  • National alcohol and substance abuse policies, strategies and laws
  • National child and youth general, mental health, health, disability and substance abuse policies, strategies and laws
  • National older persons general, mental health, health, disability and substance abuse policies, strategies and laws
  • National mental health, general health, child/youth and older persons service standards
  • Evaluations of policies, strategies, laws and services for mental health, disability, general health, substance abuse, child/youth and older persons
  • National constitutions, human rights and child rights laws
  • National poverty reduction and development strategies
  • International and regional human rights conventions and treaties
  • CRPD Member States reports, Shadow Reports and Concluding Observations
  • UN Special Rapporteurs reports
  • Key World Health Organization resources
  • UN and WHO resolutions

 

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WHO proMIND The World Health Organisation
WHO proMIND The World Health Organisation

The WHO Mental Health in Development Country Profiles (WHO proMIND) outline some of WHO's mental health work in countries. Each profile documents key mental health needs and challenges within the country's political, economic and health context. They also describe the mental health services that are available in each country in the context of the overall health services and system, and include a summary of the major milestones and progress made in mental health.

 

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WHO QualityRights Project The World Health Organisation
WHO QualityRights Project The World Health Organisation

The WHO QualityRights Tool Kit supports countries to assess and improve the quality of care and human rights conditions in mental health and social care facilities. WHO QualityRights aims to improve the quality and human rights conditions in inpatient and outpatient mental health and social care facilities and empower organizations to advocate for the rights of people with mental and psychosocial disabilities. The objectives of QualityRights are to:

  • Improve quality of care and human rights in inpatient and outpatient mental health services.
  • Promote human rights, recovery, and independent living in the community.
  • Develop a movement of people with mental disabilities to provide mutual support, conduct advocacy and influence policy-making processes.
  • Reform national policies and legislation

 

 

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WHO-AIMS The World Health Organisation
WHO-AIMS The World Health Organisation

The World Health Organization Assessment Instrument for Mental Health Systems (WHO-AIMS) is a new WHO tool for collecting essential information on the mental health system of a country or region. The goal of collecting this information is to improve mental health systems and to provide a baseline for monitoring the change.

 

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WHO’s mhGAP Intervention Guide 2.0 app 
WHO’s mhGAP Intervention Guide 2.0 app 

 

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Whole Mind India
Whole Mind India

 

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Word on the Ground
Word on the Ground

 

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Working for Recovery
Working for Recovery

 

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Working Group to prepare Joint Action on Mental Health and Well-being
Working Group to prepare Joint Action on Mental Health and Well-being

 

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X2 - Tess
X2 - Tess

 

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Yoga Fusion
Yoga Fusion

 

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