GAMIAN-Europe
Global Alliance of Mental Illness Advocacy Networks-Europe
We are a patient-driven pan-European organisation, representing the interests of persons affected by mental illness and advocates for their rights. Our main objectives are: advocacy, information and education, anti-stigma and discrimination, patients’ rights, co-operation, partnerships and capacity building.
Latest News and Events
MooDFOOD Final Conference to be held on 3 September 2018
Date: 3 December 2018 Venue: Museum of Natural Sciences, Rue Vautier 29, 1000 Brussels Time: 09:30 - 18:00 CET REGISTER HERE Final Programme now available. To find out more about the project, visit...
European Parliament Interest group meeting on Mental Health, Wellbeing and Brain Disorders to be held on 5 December 2018
Registration now open
GAMIAN-Europe launches a Call to Action
Empowering people affected by mental ill health is beneficial to individuals and their carers. It is also crucial for developing more patient centered, efficient and cost-effective health systems. Call to Action available here Haga clic aquí para la versión en Español...
Next meeting of the European Parliament Interest group on Mental Health, Wellbeing and Brain Disorders to be held on 3 December 2018
Registration is now closed
Join GAMIAN-Europe on Sunday 18 Nov to light #Candle in 30 locations all around #Finland in remembrance of #suicidevictims. Our member Finnish Central Association for Mental Health are one of three organisations organising #mentalhealth week in Finland.
Join GAMIAN-Europe on Sunday 18 Nov to light #Candle in 30 locations all around #Finland in remembrance of #suicidevictims. Our member Finnish Central Association for Mental Health are one of three organisations organising #mentalhealth week in Finland.
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) November 16, 2018
About one fourth of #youngpeople have a #mentalhealth problem in Finland. Half of the mental health problems started before the age of 14 and three out of four before the age of 24. https://t.co/zQJnEJvyCw
About one fourth of #youngpeople have a #mentalhealth problem in Finland. Half of the mental health problems started before the age of 14 and three out of four before the age of 24. pic.twitter.com/zQJnEJvyCw
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) November 16, 2018
Join @GamianE in commemorating week 47 Mental Health Week in Finland
This year’s theme ”My Life, a Good Life” is focusing on the mental health of children and adolescents. #kynttilätapahtuma #munelämä #mielenterveysviikko
Message from @HilkkaKrkkinen2 President of GAMIAN-Europe. https://t.co/YmuliMh0o1
Join @GamianE in commemorating week 47 Mental Health Week in Finland
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) November 16, 2018
This year’s theme ”My Life, a Good Life” is focusing on the mental health of children and adolescents. #kynttilätapahtuma #munelämä #mielenterveysviikko
Message from @HilkkaKrkkinen2 President of GAMIAN-Europe. pic.twitter.com/YmuliMh0o1
Join @GamianE at the final @EU_MooDFOOD conference on 3 December! Register at https://t.co/MxHCX8jWbp Looking forward to seeing you there. https://t.co/f35GDtgN7W
Join @GamianE at the final @EU_MooDFOOD conference on 3 December! Register at https://t.co/MxHCX8jWbp Looking forward to seeing you there. pic.twitter.com/f35GDtgN7W
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) November 15, 2018
'Persons affected by mental ill-health must have a say in the treatment and care decisions that affect them'. Yesterday, our president @HilkkaKrkkinen2 shared her views on the role of patient organisations at the Headway 2020 workshop in Rome. #Patientempowerment #MentalHealth https://t.co/KNT9mnHaUx
'Persons affected by mental ill-health must have a say in the treatment and care decisions that affect them'. Yesterday, our president @HilkkaKrkkinen2 shared her views on the role of patient organisations at the Headway 2020 workshop in Rome. #Patientempowerment #MentalHealth pic.twitter.com/KNT9mnHaUx
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) October 31, 2018
🌳🌳🌳According to a new study led by @ISGLOBALorg, people who commute through #natural environments report better mental health 🌲🌲🌲 https://t.co/TyxcjLYQGA #MentalHealth #Healthy
🌳🌳🌳According to a new study led by @ISGLOBALorg, people who commute through #natural environments report better mental health 🌲🌲🌲https://t.co/TyxcjLYQGA #MentalHealth #Healthy
— GAMIAN-Europe (@GamianE) October 26, 2018
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