Joint action mental health together (JA MENTOR)

Duration

1.9.2024–31.8.2027

Unit at THL

Promotional and Preventive Work

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Project page (JA MENTOR)

The aim of the project is to promote mental health by sharing experiences across political and clinical spheres. Our approach incorporates evidence-based practices and adapts initiatives for sustainable mental well-being at personal and population levels.

Goals

  • Ensure efficient dissemination of MENTOR activities/outcomes.
  • Promote the sustainability and implementation of MENTOR outcomes through the different mental health care systems across the Europe region.
  • Strengthen the capacity of mental health literacy by developing policy recommendations and intervention tools targeted to vulnerable groups and fighting stigma.
  • Contribute to increasing access to evidence-based practices and innovative approaches of mental health monitoring, promotion and prevention to manage mental health conditions in communities.
  • Improve monitoring systems of mental health to heighten awareness for mental health problems and ensure earlier detection of individuals at risk and address data driven decisions.
  • Reduce social inequalities in population targeting people with mental health issues.
  • Foster methods to evaluate and implement MHIAP approaches at national and regional levels.
  • Identify evidence-based interventions for promotion and prevention of mental health issues in vulnerable and general population. 
  • Support recovery-oriented and inclusive practice in the care of people with mental health condition.
  • Implement personalized and comprehensive approaches to mental health.

Implementation

JA MENTOR consists of 6 Work Packages (WP): four horizontal WPs (1-4) responsible for project management (WP1), dissemination (WP2), project evaluation (WP3) and sustainability of project outputs (WP4), and two technical WPs (5-6) with tasks aimed to achieve the content-related objectives of the project.

Each WP is led by a WP Leader, and the two technical WPs are divided into tasks and subtasks. Each task has a task leader and co-leader, who are responsible for reaching their task’s deliverables and objectives. Progress of each WP is the responsibility of respective WP leader/co-leader.

Funding

Co-funded by the European Union.

Grant agreement No 101162928.

Partners

Contact details

Pia Solin

Chief Specialist
tel. +358 29 524 7332
[email protected]
Pia Solin (LinkedIn)
Pia Solin (ResearchGate)

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