The GMHPN strives towards establishing a well-represented global structure that consider diversity among population groups within country settings.
As a global network, much of the key activities are online based and include: the Global Mental Health Peer Network website (www.gmhpn.org); social media (Facebook and Twitter); and monthly newsletter whilst other activities involve consultative work, participation in public engagement platforms, development and dissemination of information materials, amongst other activities and projects.
As a global network, much of the key activities are online based and include: the Global Mental Health Peer Network website (www.gmhpn.org); social media (Facebook and Twitter); and monthly newsletter whilst other activities involve consultative work, participation in public engagement platforms, development and dissemination of information materials, amongst other activities and projects.
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The Global Office is based in South Africa and managed by the Founder of the GMHPN. The Global Office is responsible for the day-to-day operations; project development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation; sustainability and donor relations; coordinating mental health care user groups and the structural committees.
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The establishment of a strong sustainable structure is the foundation on which the Global Mental Health Peer Network is built and further developed to reach persons with lived experience and the groups and movement representing them, within which country specific strategies are developed to help address key challenges and needs of persons with lived experience that are country specific, and where lived experience “voices” are able to influence policy and legislation.
One of the Global Mental Health Peer Network’s core focuses is on the development of leadership among persons with lived experience in mental health to ensure there are meaningful participation in the development, design, review, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of services for persons with lived experiences at all stages and in all aspects of life.
The Global Office is based in Johannesburg, South Africa, and responsible for the day-to-day operations; project development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation; sustainability and donor relations; partnership development; and coordinating the structural committees and forums.
Two key structures exist within the Global Mental Health Peer Network; the Regional Executive Committee and the Country Executive Committee. Both of these Executive Committees are made up of persons with lived experience who are representatives of their region or countries respectively. The members of the Regional and Country Executive Committees are appointed in their roles as global leaders in mental health who all are actively involved at local and/or international levels in mental health and advocacy, many of whom are young people. In addition to the executive structures, sub-structures exist and include: Country Sub-Committees and population specific group Forums (LGBTQ community, youth, women, men, older persons, rural and refugee communities).
One of the Global Mental Health Peer Network’s core focuses is on the development of leadership among persons with lived experience in mental health to ensure there are meaningful participation in the development, design, review, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of services for persons with lived experiences at all stages and in all aspects of life.
The Global Office is based in Johannesburg, South Africa, and responsible for the day-to-day operations; project development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation; sustainability and donor relations; partnership development; and coordinating the structural committees and forums.
Two key structures exist within the Global Mental Health Peer Network; the Regional Executive Committee and the Country Executive Committee. Both of these Executive Committees are made up of persons with lived experience who are representatives of their region or countries respectively. The members of the Regional and Country Executive Committees are appointed in their roles as global leaders in mental health who all are actively involved at local and/or international levels in mental health and advocacy, many of whom are young people. In addition to the executive structures, sub-structures exist and include: Country Sub-Committees and population specific group Forums (LGBTQ community, youth, women, men, older persons, rural and refugee communities).
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