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We bring lived experience perspectives to the public and stakeholders
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Our Publications
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GMHPN has been actively involved in the creation of numerous publications, information materials, policies and guidelines and position statements, all developed in collaboration with its members. Through these collaborative efforts, GMHPN has been able to amplify the voices of people with lived experience of mental health conditions, ensuring that their perspectives are reflected in key mental health discussions and policy developments. These publications have not only contributed to the global mental health discourse but have also served as valuable resources for policymakers, mental health professionals, and other stakeholders seeking to implement more inclusive and effective mental health practices.
In addition to its role in developing these resources, GMHPN's annual reports showcase the significant growth and achievements of the organisation. These reports highlight the expanding reach and impact of GMHPN's initiatives, illustrating how the network has successfully empowered its members and strengthened the global movement for mental health reform. The annual reports also demonstrate the organisation's commitment to transparency and accountability, providing a detailed overview of GMHPN's activities, partnerships, and milestones achieved over the years. Through these publications, GMHPN continues to cement its position as a leading force in advocating for the rights and inclusion of people with lived experience in the global mental health landscape. |
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Our Narratives
Walk with UsThis booklet brings together the powerful lived experiences of the Global Mental Health Peer Network's country representatives from across the world.
Each story within these pages is a testament of resilience, courage, and the shared hope that unites us all. These narratives are shared not only to inspire but to serve as a beacon of collective hope—a reminder that no matter where we come from, we are all part of a global community striving for better mental health outcomes. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all contributors for their openness and bravery in sharing a part of their journeys. A special thank you goes to Sibongile Mtshontshi from South Africa, whose leadership and dedication made this initiative possible. 
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Infographics & Fact Sheets
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This fact sheet explores suicide and its prevention, with insight from existing research and perspectives of the Global Mental Health Peer Network (GMHPN) on the facts, myths, risk and protective factors and warning signs of suicide, as well as suicide prevention, supporting someone at risk, and the response of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the GMHPN.
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