Global Forum for Community Mental Health

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    Mission Statement

Contacts

One of the key aims of the Global Forum for Community Mental Health is to facilitate those leading frontline development of community mental health services in different countries to make contact and to form networks with one another.

This section of the website contains links and contact details for a range of organizations and individuals with an interest in the development of community mental health services. Click here to view the Organising Group Members.

Click here to view the contact details of the Secretariat for the Global Forum for Community Mental Health 

If you would like to apply to have your own contact details included in this section, please complete the following form as submit it to us as directed.

10 Responses to “Contacts”

  1. Gary L Watts Says:

    Kia Ora.and greetings for New Zealand.
    Could you please include my name in the membership list,as unfortunately I could not attend (e.g.because of unforseen circumstances) the first (formation) meeting. However I personally attended the initial launch in Athens, Greece. (e.g. October 2006)

  2. Intras Foundation Says:

    Intras Foundation works in the rehabilitation psychosocial services for mental health under recovery model. It is developing many services such as sheltered employment programs, training for work, housing, rehabilitation programs, occupational centers, … Also Intras Foundation works in research programs stress to employ the new technologies for recovery, as informatic training, software for cognitive rehabilitation or assessment, virtual reality for training social skills…. Nowadays, Intras Foundation is running several european funding projects and is open a new projects and partners (projects department: pgc@intras.es).

  3. Benjamin Myovela Says:

    Thanks for establishing the good and very much required applicable thing for this time to our community. I am a student of Tumaini Iringa University pursuing bachelor of Counseling Psychology. I am so interested to work with your organization in my forthcoming field practicum (internship) commencing on September 11th 2007 till February 2008. I think working with you I will build more working exposure experiences. Thank you in advance!

  4. Amitranjan Basu Says:

    It was worthwhile visiting this web site. I have just started working as a Project Manager in a Community Mental Health Project at Habra, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal, India. My previous experience in community mental health was developing outreach programmes for injecting drug users in North-East India in the early ninties.
    However, in my current assignment I am trying to change the direction of a Clinic-Centred programme to a Community-Centred one.
    It would be good to connect with people working on similar projects from countries of the global south.

    Amitranjan Basu
    amitrbasu53@gmail.com

  5. Susan Catherine Keter Says:

    Would you kindly include me in the mailing list. I am Chair person of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry in Kenya. We registered this movement last year and due to the violence that rocked our country (Kenya) late last year and early this year, there was a delay in getting our registration certificate. We seek to promote mental health in Kenya and beyond through education and advocacy and are interested in participating in activities of Global Forum for Community Mental Health.

  6. Whitney Manning Says:

    I work for a violence prevention program in colorado, u.s. I spoke with a client who resides in India, do not know specific location. He is interested in seeking anger management therapy in an individual setting. Does anyone have a referall to a mental health org in India that may be able to lead him in the right direction?
    I apologize if this is not what this site is intended for!

  7. Dr. Monique Mucheru Says:

    I am the Kenyan Representative for the World Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation and a psychiatrist. I would like to be part of our mailing list. We have one community mental health clinic that is government run located in a slum area in Nairobi. We would like to see this facility grow and expand to other regions of the city. The other facilities are run by Non-governmental organiizations.

  8. Kamlesh Kumar Sahu Says:

    I am programme coordinator in a NGO “PARIPURNATA” ( http://www.paripurnata.org/) I would like to be part of this global community. We run community mental health programme in a semi urban area of West Bengal (a state of India).
    I visited your poster during WAPR at Bangalore and had a brief interaction with Dr Martine Vallarino.
    Email: withkamlesh@gmail.com

  9. Benjamin Myovela Says:

    I would like to wish you all Happy New 2010! Also I want to let you know that we are still in touch and currently I am working in Dar es Salaam with Strategis Health Insurance as Psychological Counselor the programme called Employee Wellness. It’s is only Private Professional counselling programme well known in Tanzania helping psychological problems of Employees.

  10. joyce bamwenda Says:

    Dar es Salaam Voluntary Association is a consumer-run organization,
    registered as a Non-Governmental Organisation in 2001. We aim to improve
    the lives of people with mental illness by:
    * Providing social services, such as health and nutrition, and
    construction of a home to ensure that people live in a healthy environment,
    * Empowering and enabling people to live peacefully with their families
    and their communities,
    * Educating service providers on how best to serve people with mental
    illness,
    * Increasing awareness of mental illness in the general public,
    * Defending the human rights of people with mental illness.

    We salute what you are doing to help people in need, especially people
    affected by mental illness. Success is a goal achieved only where
    co-operation thrives; in order to succeed, Dar es Salaam Voluntary
    Association needs your recognition and support.
    JOYCE BAMWENDA
    BOX 42981 DAR ES SALAAM
    TANZANIA

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