Annual report 2022. “There is no health without mental health.” UN

Read our annual report and explore further into our work at Mental Health and Human Rights Info. Our mission is to enhance mental health and psychosocial interventions for those impacted by human rights violations. Through the development of training materials, educational initiatives, and practical guidance, we strive to make information accessible to everyone.

20.02 2024

Mental Health and Human Rights Info

Our focus extends to addressing gender-based violence within the context of war and conflict. With the creation of handbooks for aid workers, offering vital support for women, men, and children affected by such atrocities. At the core of our mission lies a robust resource database designed to assist organisations, human rights groups, humanitarian aid groups and development organizations, among others, in their daily efforts. This database is a treasure tool, drawing from expertise and field experiences to provide easily accessible support.

Key Highlights of 2022

  • Launch of the manual for caregivers working with vulnerable boys and men in war, conflict, and migration in Norwegian.
  • Completion of a manual for caregivers on culturally sensitive psychosocial support for children exposed to sexual abuse in humanitarian or emergency situations, tested in Nepal.
  • Conducted webinars, seminars, and conferences on the manual for caregivers dealing with vulnerable women, children, boys, and men in war, conflict, and displacement.
  • Established an Ukraine office as a direct response to the war in Ukraine for collaboration with relevant organisations to provide knowledge on mental support.
  • Received support from Fred. Olsen Social Engagement Group, on behalf of Bonheur ASA, Norad, Stiftelsen Dam, HimalPartner, Forut, and various individuals, businesses, and institutions for the Ukraine project.