PIN – Psychosocial Innovation Network is a non-governmental, non-political and non-profit organization, founded with the aim of achieving various goals in the field of psychological practice.
Through its mission, PIN strives to establish and promote multisectoral, evidence based, comprehensive and efficient model of psychosocial support which engages beneficiaries, service providers, local communities and policy makers in creation of systemic and sustainable solutions for mental health protection and improvement.
PIN’s main activities are divided into three programme areas:
– Provision of direct mental health and psychosocial support
– Research
– Advocacy work
These activities are:
– Development and application of diverse psychological interventions
– Conducting quantitative and qualitative research
– Promoting and strengthening empirically based psychological practices
– Raising awareness of various social and psychological challenges, particularly related to vulnerable and marginalized groups and overcoming strategies
– Publishing scientific papers, research reports and policy briefs
– Designing and conducting capacity building training and seminars for beneficiaries, staff, fellow organizations and policy makers
– Cooperation with National and international practitioners, researchers, institutions and stakeholders
– Advocating for the multisectoral approach and systemic and sustainable solutions in addressing mental health challenges
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