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The new business-led collaboration focusing on mental health at work
The Global Business Collaboration for Better Workplace Mental Health is aiming to create a world where all workplace leaders recognise signs of struggle, have the right tools to support employees, and commit to taking real action on mental health and wellbeing in the workplace.
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News
Launch of the Global Business Collaboration for Better Workplace Mental Health
Since then, we are delighted to have played our part in the formation of The Global Business Collaboration for Better Workplace Mental Health - the first business-led global collaboration of its kind focused on advocating and accelerating progress in workplace mental health.
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HIV & TB, News
5 reasons why mental health should be at the heart of the Global Fund’s new strategy
As the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria holds its 6th Partnerships Forum to collect ideas to shape their new strategy (for 2023-2028), here are five good reasons why mental health needs to become an integral part of the global response to HIV and TB.
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News
An update from our board of trustees
After over three years of hard work by our Founder Elisha London as the first CEO of United for Global Mental Health, at Elisha’s request we have agreed she will step down from her role as CEO. We will soon be recruiting for a new CEO to work with our Board of Trustees and the team to lead the organisation into our next three years of growth.
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HIV & TB
A unique opportunity to put mental health at the heart of the Global Fund’s bold new strategy
The Global Fund’s 6th Partnerships Forum taking place this month is looking to collect ideas, different perspectives and evidence to feed into the building of a bold, ambitious and agile post-2022 strategy to cover the work of the Fund from 2023-2028. This is a unique opportunity to ensure that mental health, a missing piece in the current Global Fund strategy, becomes an integral part of the global response to HIV and TB — from prevention, to testing, to treatment and care - and to address stigmas related to mental health, HIV and TB.
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