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2019
  • The BluePrint Group is an advocacy platform for the field of global mental health and is based on the principles of participatory action towards common goals.
  • The group was bought together by United for Global Mental Health, an advocacy and campaigning organization focussed on raising the profile of mental health globally.
  • The group focuses on priority-setting for key policy asks, with an associated plan for communicating and driving home these key messages to target audiences at specific events in the global health and development calendar.

Learn more about their activities and resources in the interactive infographic below.

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Submitted by David Mbitu on Thursday, 6th February 2020
Kindly enquiring whether there is any upcoming event in Kenya so that I can familiarize myself with the organizations works. Thank you

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