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in short
The EU-MiCare project (Training the EU health workforce to improve migrant and refugee mental health care) is targeting migrant/refugee mental health needs. It aims to develop a specialized training program for mental health professionals and other health professionals interested in mental health issues who work in culturally diverse environments.
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reports & results
Here you can find documents and materials produced as part of the different work packages. This section will be constantly updated: resources will be published online as soon as available.
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dissemination
Here you can find communication materials, dissemination initiatives, events information, and public meetings
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European Mental Health Week 2025
From May 19th to 25th, 2025, we join forces to celebrate European Mental Health Week, an initiative organized by Mental Health Europe. This year’s theme is: "Caring for Mental Health, Investing in Social Rights". At EU-MiCare, we are committed to supporting the mental...
Mental health consequences experienced by migrant women who survive gender-based violence
An opinion article draws attention to the profound mental and brain health consequences experienced by migrant women who survive gender-based violence (GBV). The author explores various aspects of the issue, examining both the psychological and neurological impacts of...
The role of housing for asylum seekers’ mental health
Living conditions can impact the mental health of asylum seekers, and certain types of housing may carry higher risks than others. A systematic literature review using narrative synthesis analyzed 21 studies on the housing issue related to asylum seekers' mental...