Resources

This is an Anti-stigma toolkit The toolkit covers four areas: 1. What stigma and discrimination looks like in five Time to Change Global (TTCG) pilot locations (Accra in Ghana, Doddaballapur in India, Abuja in Nigeria, Nairobi in Kenya and Kampala in Uganda) 2. How to talk about mental health 3. How to include people with lived experience 4. How to identify and reach the right audience(s) Each section will share learning and reflection, tools and materials and case studies and examples from the five locations. The toolkit is an important way to share formal and informal evaluation data and lessons-learned throughout the TTCG pilot programme.

First Code of Ethics for the field of psychology in Tanzania.

We have identified over 3,000 longitudinal datasets that have been publicised online or in academic journals. People can browse these datasets on the Landscaping International Longitudinal Datasets website to find out more about them.

This illustrated guide, developed by the IASC Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Reference Group (MHPSS RG), aims at building basic psychosocial skills among all essential workers responding to COVID-19 in all sectors.

This infographic highlights actions recommended by the Lancet Commission on global mental health and sustainable development.

Yemen National Mental Health Strategy 2022-2026

Launch of the World Mental Health Report: Transforming mental health for all

This report aims to support organizations and services looking to integrate lived experience in their work by outlining why you should integrate lived experience, how to do it effectively (including examples of what HBGI does well and has learned from), and reflections on the tangible impact lived experience has had on HBGI.

Research paper