The Foundation works in networks and participates in various international projects to support Mental Health groups.
The Cooperation area works in network with other national and international entities, both public and private, creating initiatives and supporting groups and associations of professionals, families, and users for an improvement in the quality of life of people affected by mental illness.
Networking Promote the integration of organizations in unified initiatives. Participation in working groups of both governmental and non-governmental bodies.
Participation in various international cooperation projects on the theme of community mental health in collaboration with other institutions and entities.
Support mental health collectives: Creation and participation in meeting spaces with associations of professionals, families, and users for the formulation of tools that contribute to the development of mental health.
The Cooperation area works in network with other national and international entities, both public and private, creating initiatives and supporting groups and associations of professionals, families, and users for an improvement in the quality of life of people affected by mental illness.
Participation
The Foundation is represented and participates in various bodies and working groups, whether initiated by governmental or non-governmental organizations. Some of them are:
- Advisory Council for the Mental Health and Addictions Master Plan. Department of Health. Contact person: Ada Ruiz
- Municipal Social Welfare Council. Barcelona City Council. Contact: Josep Vilajoana
- Working Group on Health of the Municipal Social Services Council. Barcelona City Council. Contact: Ada Ruiz
- Catalan Committee for the Welcome of Refugees. Generalitat de Catalunya. Referents: Àngels Vives and Tessie Morandi
- Mental Health Table. Barcelona City Council. Contact person: Ada Ruiz
- Platform for the Defense of Public Mental Healthcare in Catalonia. Referents: Àngels Vives and Tessie Morandi
- Project on the fight against stigma in mental health. Openly. Reference: Montse Martinez
International Cooperation
Community Mental Health Cooperation Project with Gaza (Palestine):
Technical cooperation project for the training of human resources for the Mental Health public services of Gaza (Palestine), under agreement with Barcelona City Council and the collaboration of the World Health Organization and the Palestinian Ministry of Health (2004-2012). The project is currently inactive. Contacts: Víctor Martí and Lluís Isern
Collaboration with the European Movement for Dignity, Continuity, and Accessibility in Mental Healthcare. Participation in various meetings and conferences of the group. Contact person: Carles Garcia
Nice Letter (Grundtvig Project)
