There is no health without mental health
People are talking about mental health now more than ever before. At United for Global Mental Health, we’re turning talk into action.
COP31
The mental health toll of climate change
From the farmlands of Türkiye, to the cattle stations of rural Australia, and the shorelines of the Pacific Islands, climate change is eroding people’s connection to home and their sense of what the future holds.
Read our COP31 photoessay
Care Not Custody
Millions are still met with walls instead of community support. Led by people with lived experience, we’re calling on governments to replace confinement with care in the community.
Professionals, policymakers, researchers and community leaders: join our new Allies of Deinstitutionalisation action group.
Become a DI Ally
Movement for Mental Health
The evidence on how good moving is for our mental health is clear. But access, policy and funding haven’t caught up.
United for Global Mental Health is working with partners to change that.
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October was World Mental Health Month
Lived experiences heard
The theme for this World Mental Health Day was “Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change.”
So throughout October, we focused on what it means to put people with lived experience at the heart of mental health advocacy and action.
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About Us
Our goal is to build a world that enables good mental health for all. By working with trusted partners who share our vision for a better world, we’re taking vital steps to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and increase support for mental health around the world.
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Mental Health Support
United for Global Mental Health is not a provider of mental health support services or guidance. If you feel you are in need of mental health support, please visit Find A Helpline who have identified over 1,600 free and confidential support resources available over phone, text or web chat.
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