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Taiwan The Mental Health Association in Taiwan organized a proclamation-signing ceremony at the National Normal University on 9 October, at which about 40 government organizations and NGOs were represented. A special Declaration of Mental Health Human Rights was prepared, and information events were held for numerous target groups (workers; industrial and other managers; women; children;…
World Congresses in 2001, 2003 and 2005 VancouverPlanning for future World Congresses was carried forward at meetings in Chile. The next Congress will be held in Vancouver, Canada, from 22- 27 July 2001. Edward Pennington, director of the Canadian Mental Health Association, represented the organizing committee in Chile and gave reports to both the Board…
Saint Lucia Radio St. Lucia broadcast a discussion of mental health issues by a panel featuring a psychiatrist, a service user and a human rights activist. Information was also made available to the public through a mental health exhibition.
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Show your support; show your commitment to the improvement of mental health services all over the world. World Mental Health Day is advocacy – it is celebrated in over 100 countries, touching thousands of lives and changing the way they see mental illness. Many groups and individuals are fighting every day to create changes, to…
WPA Initiatives on Disaster Relief Dr. George Christodoulou, Chair of the World Psychiatric Association’s Institutional Program on Disasters and Mental Health, gave an overview of the mental health consequences of man-made and natural disasters. Many more people, he said, could be expected suffer psychological damage than were physically injured in such events. He began by…