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 joins new EU project to promote resilient and mentally healthy societies
Working together across Europe GAMIAN-Europe has joined REMESOS (Resilient and Mentally Healthy Societies), a project funded by the EU4Health Programme. The project, coordinated by EuroHealthNet, connects organisations from across Europe. It focuses on strengthening...
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 Germany. The three-day international gathering brought together patient advocacy groups, mental health...
GAMIAN-Europe at the PSY-PGx General Assembly in Amsterdam
Progress in Pharmacogenetics On 13 October, the PSY-PGx consortium held its annual General Assembly in Amsterdam. The event gathered representatives from 16 partner sites across 12 countries. The consortium continues to make excellent progress in the implementation of...
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