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We are thrilled to unveil that the fifth edition of European Mental Health Week will take place from 13 May to 19 May 2024.
Our vision is a Europe where everyone’s mental health and wellbeing flourish across their life course. Please mark these dates on your calendar and stay tuned for further updates. The theme for the event will be revealed shortly.
Mental Health Europe is the home of the European Mental Health Week – a pan-European initiative that takes place every year in May – the largest opportunity for the whole of Europe to come together and focus on positive change for mental health.
This week-long event is an opportunity for individuals from all over Europe and beyond to engage in discussions about various aspects of mental health, share personal stories of coping with challenges during times of crisis and in general, emphasise the need for action to combat stigma, discrimination, and exclusion, and champion good mental health for everyone.
Every May, European Mental Health Week brings together a diverse array of participants from across Europe, including young people, families, caregivers, mental health advocates, representatives from both the private and public sectors, our members, care professionals, human rights experts, EU-level policymakers, national governments, and numerous other supporters who rally behind this annual event.
To learn more and explore the previous edition, showcasing how we celebrated the journey toward mental health awareness and action, visit: www.mhe-sme.org/emhw
Stay informed and connected with the latest developments regarding the fifth edition of the European Mental Health Week by following us on social media:
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