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02 Sep Mental Health Peer Support in Higher Education

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Global Mental Health Peer Network:

The Global Mental Health Peer Network is an international organisation for and run by persons with lived experience, that holds a wealth of expertise and power in diversity among its lived experience representatives. The focus of the organisation’s work involves the building of a sustainable structure to serve two main purposes: 1) to develop a global leadership of lived experience; and 2) to create a sophisticated communication platform where the lived experience community can share their views, opinions, perceptions and experiences. Currently represented by over 100 lived experience advocates across 38 countries. The Global Office is based in Johannesburg, South Africa.

E-mail: gmhpn@gmhpn.org
Website: https://www.gmhpn.org/

02 Sep Mental Health Peer Support in Higher Education

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