Mental Health: People at the Centre

IN PERSON

How often is health policy shaped by the voices of the people themselves? Probably less so when it comes to people with lived experiences of mental health difficulties. This event provides a platform for the people who know what is needed through their experience and what needs to change, and to discuss openly the challenges they face and the opportunities for connection, collaboration, and co-creation. We aim for an open dialogue around mental health as a basic human right and a public health issue, which requires a coordinated effort at all levels of society to tackle the stigma and improve access to quality care and community support.