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Governments should aim to increase their mental health allocation to at least 5% in low- and middle-income countries and at least 10% in high-income countries by 2030.
Recommendation 1: Governments should aim to increase their mental health allocation to at least 5% in low- and middle-income countries and at least 10% in high-income countries of the total health budget to achieve mental health parity by 2030.
Financial · Policy statement · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 17
Ministers must promote mentally healthy environments, early intervention and prevention from the first 1000 days through to early adulthood.
Recommendation 4: Ministers across Government must promote mentally healthy environments (including education), early intervention and prevention from the first 1000 days through early years, pre-natal, childhood, adolescents and early adulthood. This should include working with community groups and services for all mental health needs.
Policy · Policy statement · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 10
All nations must support and fund the integration of mental and physical health care.
Recommendation 3: All nations must support and fund the integration of mental and physical health care. This requires educating all health care workers in both mental health and physical health, especially emergency and primary care, and engaging with all relevant professional bodies.
Policy · Policy statement · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 10
All nations should uphold children's rights to access the right care at the right time.
Recommendation 1: All nations uphold children and young people’s rights to access the right care at the right time (in accordance with the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Human Rights Act).
Policy · Policy statement · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 10
The UK's Time to Change Young People’s Programme aims to improve knowledge, attitudes and behaviours around mental health among young people.
The young people’s programme is an evidence-based and insights-driven programme targeting young people (11-18) through social marketing and work with schools, colleges and youth sector organisations.
Service · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 9
India's 'It’s OK to Talk' programme aims to increase awareness about mental health among young people.
This is an adolescent and youth-focused programme. started in 2016, which aims to increase awareness about mental health and wellbeing, so that more young people feel able to engage in dialogue on mental health and seek help.
Service · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 9
The Slovenia Prevention Programme aims to improve mental health in adolescents through workshops and an online counselling service.
This programme aims to improve mental health in adolescents by developing positive and realistic self-esteem, social and emotional skills and other competencies to support their everyday lives.
Service · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 9
The MOMS Partnership in the United States aims to reduce depressive symptoms and increase social and economic mobility for mothers.
This programme aims to reduce depressive symptoms and increase social and economic mobility in over-burdened and under-resourced mothers, thereby strengthening generations of families to flourish and succeed.
Service · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 9
Helping children and young people with mental health conditions early can reduce their need for help later.
There is growing evidence that helping children and young people with mental health conditions at an early stage can reduce their need for help when they are older.
Service · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 9
The summit aimed to set an ambitious and hopeful frame for the event by focusing on equality between mental and physical health.
Our aim was to set an ambitious and hopeful frame for the event. We believe that equality between mental and physical health is possible
Policy · Commitment statement · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 4
The summit's theme was equality for mental health in the 21st century.
The theme for the summit was equality for mental health in the 21st century, and, as the first event of its kind
Policy · Policy statement · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 5
The summit was attended by over 580 delegates from 47 countries, including 16 international ministers.
Over 580 delegates participated in the summit over the two days. 47 countries from a range of geographic regions and of varying levels of economic development were officially represented, and 16 international ministers were in attendance.
Policy · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 5
The summit hosted six workstreams covering various aspects of mental health, including children and young people, caring societies, economics of mental health finance, a just society, global mental health services, and research.
The subject area for each workstream was chosen to reflect a balance across health and non-health settings
Policy · Procedural statement · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 7
The summit aimed to build momentum on global mental health issues such as tackling stigma and promoting access to evidence-based services.
They were to: Build momentum on global mental health issues, such as tackling stigma, and promoting access to evidence-based services;
Policy · Policy statement · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018 — 2018 Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, page 5
The report includes a Declaration on Achieving Equality for Mental Health in the 21st century.
- the Declaration on Achieving Equality for Mental Health in the 21st century
Policy · Policy statement · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018, [page]
The report features case studies of best practice from around the world.
- case studies of best practice from around the world
Context · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018, [page]
The report includes personal reflections from facilitators.
- personal reflections of the facilitators
Context · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018, [page]
The summary includes key issues and recommendations raised in each workstream.
- a summary of the key issues and recommendations raised in each workstream
Context · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018, [page]
The report covers the themes and discussions from the summit.
This report covers the themes, experiences and learning from the discussions at the summit.
Context · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018, [page]
The Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit was held in London in 2018.
A summary of the first Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit, which was held in London in 2018.
Context · Observational claim · From Report on the Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit 2018, [page]