Protection of Refugees’ Mental Health: Systemic Approach

By October 16, 2019News

With regard to the World Mental Health Day, together with colleagues from Commissariat for Refugees and Migrations of Republic of Serbia, World Health Organization, UNHCR, Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Policy of Republic of Serbia and Institute of Public Health of Serbia, PIN presented activities that were conducted in the previous year aiming to systemically improve protection of refugees’ mental health in Serbia. In addition, on this occasion we presented results of studies on refugees’ mental health and experiences within the asylum procedure, PIN conducted with the support of UNHCR.

We would like to thank to all panelists for valuable discussion, Commissariat for Refugees and Migrations of Republic of Serbia, Ministry of Labour, Employment, Veteran and Social Policy of Republic of Serbia, Open Society Foundation, UNHCR and World Health Organization  for their support in project realization, and everyone who participated in mentioned activities, thus supporting PIN’s work.

We are very much looking forward to continuing joint work towards systemic improvements of refugees’ mental health protection!

For more information on implemented activities follow Towards the Improvement of Protection of Mental Health of Refugees in SerbiaThe Study on Prevalence of Burnout and Secondary Traumatization in Service Providers Working With Refugees in Serbia

For more information on this year studies on refugee’s mental health and experiences within the asylum procedure follow Psychological wellbeing of refugees and asylum seekers in Serbia

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