The Norwegian Council for Mental Health (NCMH) is a humanitarian organization that includes the majority of Norwegian institutions and organizations involved in the field of mental health.
A major objective of NCMH is the advancement of mental health on a global level. Since a nation-wide fundraising campaign on national television in 2004, the Council has been involved in strengthening mental health in the context of humanitarian work and long term development cooperation. This has been done through a number of humanitarian projects and in cooperation with humanitarian agencies and NGOs.
Since 2004 a major objective of the Norwegian Council for Mental Health (NCMH) has been the advancement of mental health on a global level. In NCMH’ International Strategy it is stated that mental health must be given higher priority within international development-cooperation and humanitarian assistance.
In its main international strategy NCMH included international involvement with four objectives.
We will contribute towards more respect and legitimacy for users’ and relatives needs as well as their experience and knowledge, through cooperation with sister organizations and by building partnership relations.
In cooperation with humanitarian organizations and authorities, we will dentify and support projects focusing on the needs of traumatized children and adolescents living in conflict areas.
Beyond the perspective of the humanitarian telethon campaign 2004, international involvement assumes considerable efforts to secure proceeds that can support activities.
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