About the MEP Alliance
The MEP Alliance for Mental Health (established in 2009 as the European Parliament Interest Group on Mental Health, Wellbeing and Brain Disorders) aims to bring together MEPs and relevant stakeholders advocate the development of sound EU policies which contribute to the prevention of mental ill health and ensure appropriate and high quality services and person-centred care, empowering those affected. The Group meets 2-3 times a year; these meetings provide an opportunity to underline the need for EU-level activities to take the field of mental health into account in a variety of areas and plan advocacy activities. The secretariat for this Group is being provided by GAMIAN-Europe.
GAMIAN-Europe calls for mental health to be integrated into cancer care across Europe
European Week Against Cancer 2026 From 25 to 31 May 2026, GAMIAN-Europe joined the European Week Against Cancer, the annual awareness campaign organised by the Association of European Cancer Leagues under the theme "Together against cancer inequalities”. For...
GAMIAN-Europe Annual General Meeting 2026 connects Members in Prague
On 16 May 2026, GAMIAN-Europe welcomed members from across Europe to Prague, Czech Republic, for its Annual General Meeting (AGM). The meeting brought together 35 participants from mental health patient organisations, advocacy groups, and partner institutions across...
GAMIAN-Europe Launches Interactive Quiz to Help Communities Discover Mental Health Best Practices
As part of European Mental Health Week 2026, GAMIAN-Europe has launched a new interactive quiz designed to help individuals, organisations, and communities identify mental health initiatives that best match their needs. Titled “Which Best Practice Fits Your...
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