Mental Health Europe launches the third edition of the European Mental Health Week ‘Speak up for mental health’ to shine the spotlight on youth mental health as a high-profile societal issue now and in the foreseeable future.
READ MOREGuided by key international and European frameworks such as the UN CRPD and the European Disability Rights Strategy, MHE is dedicated to a fairer, more equal society and fully endorses the shift towards the psychosocial approach to disability.
READ MOREMHE Vice-President Kristijan Grđan spoke on 2 December at this year's conference organised by the European Commission in partnership with the European Disability Forum (EDF). He highlighted that mental health laws in countries across Europe unfortunately allow for the discrimination of people with psychosocial disabilities.
READ MORETo mark World Mental Health Day, Mental Health Europe launched its Strategic Plan that outlines some of the most urgent mental health priorities including tackling discrimination and securing equal access to services.
READ MOREMental Health Europe endorses the policy recommendations made by the Consortium on Refugees' and Migrants' Mental Health (CoReMH).
READ MORETo mark World Health Day, Mental Health Europe calls on governments to support mental health promotion, prevention, and services.
READ MOREMental Health Europe is pleased to introduce the new co-chairs of the Coalition of Mental Health and Wellbeing in the European Parliament.
READ MORETo mark World Mental Health Day 2020, MHE urges governments to step up efforts in supporting the mental health of millions of Europeans.
READ MOREMental Health Europe launches the first European mental health awareness week ‘Together we can make it’ to highlight the importance of mental health during the COVID-19 crisis and beyond.
READ MOREMHE has conducted a scoping review of the national developments in mental health policies from 2017 to 2019.
READ MOREMembers of the European Parliament and civil society call on the European Commission to develop EU Mental Health Strategy.
READ MOREOn International Migrants Day, Mental Health Europe and the European Public Health Alliance release a summary report looking into the use of EU funds for migrants' mental health.
READ MOREMental Health Europe marks Human Rights Day today by calling on the European States to promote mental health services that respect human rights.
READ MOREIn a call to mark World Mental Health Day 2019, Mental Health Europe urges national governments to incorporate suicide prevention into national health, education and labour programmes and the EU to take the lead in supporting Member State in these efforts.
READ MOREOn International Youth Day, Mental Health Europe releases a new infographic with guidance on how to promote young people’s mental health.
READ MOREOn 25 July 2019, members of the Social Questions Working Party will discuss the Draft Council Conclusions on the Economy of Well-being prepared by the Finnish Presidency to the Council of the European Union.
READ MOREOn 26 June 2019, the Council of Europe’s Parliamentary Assembly adopted resolution and recommendations on ending coercion in mental health. Mental Health Europe welcomes the adoption of this resolution.
READ MOREEmbrace your feels
READ MORENo Future of Work without Mental Health
READ MOREAn urgent call for EU action to deliver the right to health
READ MOREMHE launches new video on the right to vote
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READ MOREMHE hopes the 2018 Health at a Glance report will serve as a wake-up call for the EU and its Member States.
READ MOREMHE has marked World Mental Health Day (10 October 2018) by bringing together young people, politicians and experts.
READ MOREMental health experts have called on the European Union (EU) to use the next round of EU funding to promote further reforms to mental health services.
READ MOREThis week Ministers will meet to decide whether to back the Directive on Work-Life Balance for Parents and Carers.
READ MOREOutdated laws mean 500,000 people could be denied the right to vote.
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