Development of mental health and psychosocial support services

Psychological relief rooms for staff in selected hospitals; provider mental health and stress management training

EUR 500K mental health programmes: helplines, online support, community services; Spokiy platform; Clanbeat pilot in 25 schools; Triumfland Saga mobile game for children

Franco-Ukrainian psychiatric partnerships (Kulparkiv-Lyon, Dnipropetrovsk-Tours, Chernihiv-Nimes, Odesa-Caen, Odesa Pediatric-Lenval); training in PTSD, crisis intervention

Hospital partnerships: EMDR therapy (ZI Mannheim); CBT for children (Catholic University Freiburg); child psychiatry (Stuttgart Clinic); SOLOMIYA (Charite): telemedicine for mental health; psychosocial support training

Capacity development in mental health, including advanced medical interventions; separate data collection survey on mental health and cancer treatment (2025-ongoing)

Studies on psychological support for soldiers and peer-to-peer model in veteran rehabilitation

National mental health programme via WHO (EUR 18M); community-based MHPSS (EUR 3.3M + EUR 1.2M + EUR 3.8M); Blue Havens (EUR 8M) for security sector staff

SRC: 5,000+ individuals received MHPSS in Sumy; Barnafrid: violence/trauma-informed care training; LM International: psychosocial support for children and CRSV survivors

Mental Health for Ukraine (CHF 12.05M): 16 centres established; mhGAP training; PHC integration; community-based services; Kulparkiv Psychiatry Clinic support

GBV/CRSV response: case management in secondary care, provider training on survivor-centred approaches, referral pathways for survivors

MHPSS: provider training and capacity-building; facility reconstruction for mental health services

IREX training programme for the MoH Mental Health Centers network on the basics of psychosocial assistance to veterans and their family members (May–June 2026); Strengthening referral mechanisms for psychosocial services at PHC level

New mental health law (January 2025); mhGAP integration giving 30M+ patients access via family doctors (~8,700 trained); 150+ community mental health centres; MHPSS Technical Working Group (450+ organisations, WHO co-chair); 3rd Mental Health Forum (1,500+ participants).