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  Mental Health and Well-being | UNICEF

Search Close Search UNICEF Fulltext search Max Programme Mental Health and Well-being UNICEF aims to establish a multisectoral cooperation that includes schools, health institutions and community centres to address mental health UNICEF Srbija / 2021 / Pančić Home Programme Menu Adolescent and Youth Development Mental Health and Well-being Participation and Engagement Skills Development Mental Health and Well-being Available in: Srpski English The second decade of life is the period of rapid personal development. (...) Ensure youth participation in decision-making on mental health services.  Contribute to reducing stigma around mental health by providing young people with healthy lifestyle information in an engaging format.    (...) In partnership with the Ministry of Health, UNICEF will plan and pilot an innovative and youth-friendly mental health community service package to raise awareness and provide young people with mental health support.

Score: 999057.1 - https://www.unicef.org/serbia/...n/mental-health-and-well-being

  Mental health at work: WHO and ILO call for new measures to tackle mental health issues at work

Mental health at work WHO and ILO call for new measures to tackle mental health issues at work New global WHO guidelines on mental health at work are reinforced by practical strategies outlined in a joint WHO/ILO policy brief. (...) The aim is to support the prevention of mental health risks, protect and promote mental health at work, and support those with mental health conditions so they can participate and thrive in the world of work. (...) However, the WHO Mental Health Atlas found that only 35 per cent of countries reported having national programmes for work-related mental health promotion and prevention.

Score: 999053.2 - www.ilo.org/tokyo/infor...WCMS_856821/lang--en/index.htm

  Mental health at work: WHO and ILO call for new measures to tackle mental health issues at work

Mental health at work WHO and ILO call for new measures to tackle mental health issues at work New global WHO guidelines on mental health at work are reinforced by practical strategies outlined in a joint WHO/ILO policy brief. (...) The aim is to support the prevention of mental health risks, protect and promote mental health at work, and support those with mental health conditions so they can participate and thrive in the world of work. (...) However, the WHO Mental Health Atlas found that only 35 per cent of countries reported having national programmes for work-related mental health promotion and prevention.

Score: 999053.2 - www.ilo.org/rome/risors...WCMS_856821/lang--en/index.htm

  Mental health at work: WHO and ILO call for new measures to tackle mental health issues at work

Mental health at work WHO and ILO call for new measures to tackle mental health issues at work New global WHO guidelines on mental health at work are reinforced by practical strategies outlined in a joint WHO/ILO policy brief. (...) The aim is to support the prevention of mental health risks, protect and promote mental health at work, and support those with mental health conditions so they can participate and thrive in the world of work. (...) However, the WHO Mental Health Atlas found that only 35 per cent of countries reported having national programmes for work-related mental health promotion and prevention.

Score: 999053.2 - https://www.ilo.org/rome/risor...WCMS_856821/lang--en/index.htm

  Mental health at work: WHO and ILO call for new measures to tackle mental health issues at work

Mental health at work WHO and ILO call for new measures to tackle mental health issues at work New global WHO guidelines on mental health at work are reinforced by practical strategies outlined in a joint WHO/ILO policy brief. (...) The aim is to support the prevention of mental health risks, protect and promote mental health at work, and support those with mental health conditions so they can participate and thrive in the world of work. (...) However, the WHO Mental Health Atlas found that only 35 per cent of countries reported having national programmes for work-related mental health promotion and prevention.

Score: 999053.2 - https://www.ilo.org/tokyo/info...WCMS_856821/lang--en/index.htm

  World Mental Health Day: In Vanuatu, communities are key to making mental health care for all a real

Western Pacific Samoa Home Health topics Our work News Emergencies About us World Mental Health Day: In Vanuatu, communities are key to making mental health care for all a reality 8 October 2021   In Vanuatu, simultaneous health crises in the past two years have highlighted the urgent need to protect and promote the mental health and wellbeing of everyone. (...) Vanuatu Ministry of Health national mental health officer, Norika Watt, says mental health is more than identifying and treating mental illness. (...) This will be key to making mental health care for all a reality, which is the theme of World Mental Health Day in 2021 .”

Score: 998667.8 - https://www.who.int/samoa/news...-health-care-for-all-a-reality

  Recognizing the importance of building mental health capacity in emergency settings

As such, international guidelines recommend that psychosocial and mental health support is part of the emergency health response. (...) “Mental health care is very new to me, with this experience I learned that this condition may be psychosomatic mental disorder when mental health conditions can cause physical symptoms”. (...) News Special Initiative on Mental Health 13 December 2021 World Suicide Prevention Day 2021 10 September 2021 World Mental Health Day - Addressing Mental Health in Emergencies 10 October 2020 Fact sheets Mental health at work 28 September 2022 Facts in pictures Mental health 8 July 2022 Feature stories Sport for Health partnership bringing WHO and Qatar Ministry of Public Health together to raise mental health awareness 10 October 2022 Donors making a difference: in the Greater Horn of Africa health crisis 12 July 2022 WHO digital mental health intervention effective in reducing depression among Syrian refugees in Lebanon 23 June 2022 Documents Post_QuestionnaireF2F (320 KB) Quick links Media centre Head of WHO Office Procurement Careers Regional links Data Publications Help Contact us Email scams Privacy Integrity Hotline Privacy Legal Notice © 2022 WHO

Score: 998661.5 - https://www.who.int/bangladesh...capacity-in-emergency-settings

  Transforming mental health in the Western Pacific for the future

Transforming mental health in the Western Pacific for the future World Health Organization Global Regions World Health Organization WHO Regional websites Countries World Health Organization When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. World Health Organization Home Health topics Our work News Emergencies About us Home / News / Feature stories / Detail / Transforming mental health in the Western Pacific for the future Transforming mental health in the Western Pacific for the future 6 October 2022 The  seventy-third session of the Regional Committee for the Western Pacific  will discuss major health issues relevant to the Region including reaching the unreached, mental health, primary health care, cervical cancer and noncommunicable diseases (NCDs). (...) There is no health without mental health, and mental health is everyone’s business.

Score: 998538.8 - https://www.who.int/republicof...western-pacific-for-the-future

  World Mental Health Month

World Mental Health Month The World Mental Health Month aims to address mental health issues in an empathetic way, with a unifying voice, helping everyone to feel hopeful by empowering everyone to take action and to create lasting change. This year’s World Mental Health Day theme is “Mental Health for all. (...) Everyone, everywhere.” World Mental Health Month is an opportunity for us in the UN System to have conversations about mental health.

Score: 998536.6 - https://www.un.org/en/healthy-...rkforce/files/WMHMCalendar.pdf

  Mental Health Stakeholders Meeting

Mental Health Stakeholders Meeting World Health Organization Global Regions World Health Organization WHO Regional websites Countries World Health Organization When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. (...) The Ministry of Health, in expanding mental health support and treatment is targeting: people with depression (the most common mental health disorder); and people with psychosis (the most serious mental illness) as the first step. (...) WHO’s Mental Health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP) gives countries a practical framework for scaling up mental health services.

Score: 998407.2 - https://www.who.int/laos/news/...al-health-stakeholders-meeting