Mental health is a fundamental human right – essential to well-being, community participation, and the ability to live with dignity. Yet, for people experiencing homelessness, this right is too often denied.

Raising awareness of the importance of mental health in our daily lives and integrating it into social policies is founded on the discussion of the problems faced by those affected by mental health issues and on analyzing the ways in which policy makers and practitioners can develop mental health strategies for all. The practitioners invited […]

This webinar aims to discuss key points of dissemination and communication strategies in the field of dementia and other neurological diseases to foster knowledge sharing and optimise communication in this field.

Mental health does not exist in isolation - it is shaped by social conditions such as poverty, inequality, employment, and education.

On the occasion of the European Mental Health Week 2025 (19-25 May), the European Commission is happy to invite you to discover its self-assessment tool on inclusion and wellbeing.

Mental Health Europe is happy to invite you to attend the first event Mental Health Intergroup event organised in the framework of the 6th edition of European Mental Health Week.   Hosted by the Mental Health Intergroup co-chairs, the event  will take place on May 20th from 16.00 to 17.30 in the European Parliament – ASP […]

As part of EU Mental Health Week, we are launching two new dashboards — designed for ongoing updates to reflect Europe's evolving mental health landscape: One mapping the prevalence of mental health conditions and the stigma. One tracking policy action, including investment, service integration, and workforce capacity.

This webinar highlights the mental health challenges experienced by Ukrainian academics during the full-scale war. Based on empirical research and personal testimonies, the event explores how forced displacement, institutional collapse, and the struggle to maintain professional identity have affected psychological well-being. We will present findings on burnout, anxiety, and emotional exhaustion among academic staff, with […]

Organized by RED NOSES International, this discussion will explore diverse perspectives on how artistic interventions support mental health and drive positive social change.

Mental health does not exist in isolation - it is shaped by social conditions such as poverty, inequality, employment, and education.

Mental health among early-career researchers is a growing concern. Numerous studies show that PhD candidates are at high risk of developing issues such as depression, anxiety, and burnout.

"Voices from the Ground: Investing in Social Support for Mental Wellness" is a hybrid panel discussion organized by Afya Care Foundation during the European Mental Health Week 2025, under the theme “Care for mental health, invest in social rights.” This event seeks to highlight the importance of grassroots efforts and social support systems in promoting […]

Let’s CEE is a regional initiative aiming to spotlight and transform the mental health landscape for young people across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE).

This event is an in person Traveller Youth Mental Health Event, This event includes workshops on Stigma and Empathy online and a range of panel speakers and takes Place in Athlone, Co Roscommon at the Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands

This presentation will critically explore the concept of mental health and its implications for law and policy.

Taking place between 19th–25th of May 2025, "Your Mind, Your Rights" is a local initiative developed by Recovery Colleges Portugal in the context of the Eu Mental Health Week, aiming to raise awareness about the links between mental health and social rights. It seeks to promote a broader, rights-based understanding of mental health giving special […]