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Updated: Nov 10, 2023
A number of member organisations of The CARe Network has successfully applied for EU Erasmus+ funds to enrich the training opportunities in our network. The project team consists of the Czech Centre for Mental Health Development, the Estonian Psychosocial Rehabilitation Association, Tartu University, Utrecht University of Applied Sciences and Windesheim University of Applied Sciences. We build on existing resources but also develop a new leadership programme. The results will be:
1. A training module introducing principles of and knowledge about mental health recovery and recovery-focused care. This includes basic knowledge about personal recovery processes, recovery factors, experiential knowledge and principles of recovery-focused care.
2. A training module educating professionals with different educational and experiential backgrounds in basic competencies to deliver recovery-focused services.
3. A training module for service leaders. This module focuses on the development of community-based services, like outreach teams, supported living and supported employment. And on the role of service leaders in the implementation of recovery-focused care.
4. A train-the-trainer programme for educators. This module supports educators to become specialist trainers in recovery and mental health service development.
The coming three years, this project will give a boost to our activities, offering training opportunities to professionals, experts-by-experience and service leaders in a number of countries. The funds also enable us to organise one or two conferences.
Updated: Nov 10, 2023
The CARe Network offers its support and training opportunities to mental health professionals working in Ukraine and with refugees from Ukraine abroad.
In October 2023, our general coordinator Pavel Rican attended the First Mental Health Forum in Kyiv. You can read the event press release here: https://ukraine.un.org/en/250300-amidst-war-ukraine%E2%80%99s-first-mental-health-forum-hosts-hundreds-kyiv
Under the umbrella of WHO, mobile teams that were introduced since 2016, are offering care in community for people with mental health problems. WHO and the Ukrainian government have launched a roadmap that foresees not only responding to the current war situation, but also envisages to create better mental health services in the future.
Currently we are exploring opportunities to offer training in psychosocial support in the framework of the Mental Health for Ukraine project (MH4U).
Updated: Oct 25, 2023
We are happy to share new information about traditional CARe Summer school at Ledce in The Czech Republic.
It was wonderful creative meeting again and we would like to thank everyone who invested the time and piece of him or herself to contribute and co-create such an event!
We have used a lot of creative techniques and arts, worked with Yucel Method, shared experiences and develop new ideas connected with CARe Model, we have focused on the topics of experiential knowledge and self-help, cooperation and being with family members and loved ones within recovery oriented care, we have piloted authorized completely new Recovery game, we had the time to meet each other and ourselves, breath in new energy and support.
If you have missed the event, don’t be sad. We already have the date for next one!
Again at Ledce in The Czech Republic 11.7.-13.7.2024.
Save the date! All international guests are more than welcome!
