Welcome to GAMIAN-Europe
Global Alliance of Mental Illness Advocacy Network
News
GAMIAN-Europe Calls for Stronger Recognition of Families and Caregivers at European Parliament Brain Health Event
Brussels, European Parliament – GAMIAN-Europe was represented at a high-level European Parliament meeting on brain and mental health policy. President Péter...
GAMIAN-Europe Launches New Report on Patient-centred Solutions to Addressing Unmet, Complex and Multiple Mental Health Needs Project
On 10 December, we launched our new report on the 'Patient-centred Solutions to Addressing Unmet, Complex, and Multiple Mental Health Needs' Project. The...
GAMIAN-Europe Attends the Global Mental Health Community Summit 2025 in Germany
GAMIAN-Europe attended the Global Mental Health Community Summit 2025 (GMCS25) organised by Boehringer Ingelheim. The event was held from 21–23 October in...
What we do
We are a non-profit patient-driven pan-European organisation, representing the interests of persons affected by mental ill-health and advocating for their rights. Our main objectives are advocacy, information and education, destigmatisation, co-operation, partnerships and capacity building.
Our latest campaigns and projects
Brain Awareness Week 2025
This March, join us in a global celebration led by the Dana Foundation to boost understanding of the brain’s role in mental health. GAMIAN-Europe introduces an interactive e-book/page that delves into the brain’s complexities and its connection to mental well-being.
Art and mental health
Welcome to our creative hub, where we delve into the intricate relationship between art and mental health.
Peer support
Finding ways to support those experiencing mental health issues safely and effectively is key, and one of the best approaches includes peer support.
Comorbidities
Cancer patients suffering from depression are also at heightened risk of suicide, particularly those with head and neck cancers.
The voice of patients in mental health
All organisations or persons, being personally or professionally involved in the field of Mental Health can become member of GAMIAN-Europe.