World Health Organization

Important Links to Mental Health Resources

 

   World Health Organization Website
   World Health Report
   Project Atlas, a website database of country mental health resources

   Prevention and Promotion in Mental Health

Institute of Medicine at the U.S. National Academy of Sciences

   Institute of Medicine Report

Mental Health Library Resources

   National electronic Library for Mental Health, U.K.
   Association of Mental Health Librarians, U.S.A.

Mental Disability Rights International

   Human Rights of People with Mental Disabilities in Kosovo

Links with Other Organizations

      American
Psychiatric Association

   American
Psychological Association

  
Australian Centre for Posttraumatic
Mental Health

   Australian
Transcultural Mental Health Network

   Canadian
Mental Health Association

   Center
for Mental Health Services (CMHS)

   The
Carter Center

   The
Collaborative to Advance Social and Emotional Learning (CASEL)

   Clifford
Beers Foundation

   Health
Research Board

   Hunger
Site

   
InterMinds
   International
Centre on Migration and Health (ICMH)

   Knowledge
Exchange Network (KEN)

   Mental
Health Ireland

   Mental
Health Community Resource Center, Australia

   Mental
Health Council of Australia (MHCA)

      Mental
Health Europe (European Regional Council of WFMH)

   Mental
Health Foundation, U.K.

   National
Alliance for Multicultural Mental Health, Immigration and Refugee Services of
America

   MIND,
The Mental Health Charity

   National
Council of Social Services (NCSS)

   National
Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

   National
Mental Health Association (NMHA)

   SANE
Australia

   UNESCO

   UNICEF

  
World Association for Psychosocial Rehabiliation
   World
Wide Web Resources for Social Workers


 

 

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