Our latest involvement ...
Engaging with governmentDeputy CEO, Claudia Sartor, representing lived experience on a team of experts to consider and integrate public comments on the draft regulations for licensing community mental health day care and residential care facilities for people with Severe Mental Health Conditions and/or Severe or Profound Intellectual Disability , in South Africa, led by National Department of Health.
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What we have been involved in ...
Partnerships
Stakeholder partnerships is key - we have signed formal partnerships with international organisations working in the mental health domain
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Enagement
Lived experience perspectives and expertise is critical - we have been involved in key discussions and decision-making processes, locally and globally, and have representation on numerous Boards and Committees
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Conferences and Workshops
Sharing our expertise across the world - we have attended conferences and workshops, bringing our perspectives and experiences on: mental health and human rights, recovery and person-centered approaches, peer support work, empowerment of people with mental health conditions, integrating the voices of people with lived experience across sectors, amongst other topics.
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The Global Mental Health Peer Network is registered as a Non-Profit Organisation (NPO 212-449) under the South African Non-Profit Organisations Act 71 of 1997, and is registered as a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO 930065563) with the South African Revenue Services.
The Global Mental Health Peer Network is kindly supported by the Foundation to Promote Open Society (FPOS) |