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Mental health organızatıons make a dıfference. Mental health ıssues affect teens everywhere, regardless of where they lıvei which is why ınternatıonal mental health organızatıons are so vıtal for teenagers all around the world.
World Health Organization (WHO)
The World Health Organization (WHO) is a global organization funded by the United Nations (UN) that works to improve health conditions worldwide, including mental health. WHO provides information on how to support mental well-being, differing mental health disorders and treatment methods. They mainly focus on spreading awareness about mental health issues and promoting better mental health policies in different countries.
Website: WHO – Mental Health
World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH)
The World Federation for Mental Health specifically focuses on the improvement of mental health services worldwide. They work to raise awareness about mental health, support research, and provide resources for people struggling with their mental health as well as advocate for the prevention of mental disorders. WFMH‘s goal is to reduce stigma and ensure everyone has access to the care they need.
Website: World federation for Mental Health
Befrienders Worldwide
Befrienders Worldwide is an international network that provides support for people who are experiencing suicidal thoughts. They have over 40 centers worldwide offering 24/7 emotional support through phone calls, texts, and online chats. This organization is committed to saving lives and supporting those who feel they have no one to turn to.
Website: Befrienders Worldwide
International Depression and Anxiety Alliance (IDAA)
The International Depression and Anxiety Alliance is a global organization that works to raise awareness about depression, anxiety, and related mental health issues. They focus on supporting people struggling with these conditions by offering educational resources, online forums, and advocacy. IDAA‘s primary mission is to increase access to treatment worldwide.
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