On 21st September 2023, Quality Standards Sub-Committee of the Pakistan Mental Health Coalition (PMHC) organized a stakeholder event focused on developing Ethical Standards for Mental Health Professionals. This inclusive gathering brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, from the Head of Vitol Foundation Sarah Jeffrey, Senator Dr. Karim Khawaja of...
Read MoreAn hour-long webinar, organized by Taskeen and Sehat Kahani was held on 15th October 2021 on behalf of PMHC titled Mental Health for all: Increasing access in an unequal world. Lack of youth mental health services, as well as those specifically targeting underprivileged Pakistanis, creates a paradigm where Pakistanis struggle...
Read MoreThe first ever Pakistan Mental Health Coalition meeting took place on 30th September 2021. The meeting was 2 hours long. It was hosted by the core members of the coalition. The meeting’s main objective was to form a coalition in Pakistan that works for the development of comprehension in terms...
Read MoreAn hour-long webinar, organized by Brain and Mind Institute | The Aga Khan University and Taskeen was held on 22nd September 2021 on behalf of PMHC titled Preventing Suicide in Pakistan. The chair present for this webinar was Dr. Zul Merali, Founding Director of Brain and Mind Institute. The panelists included...
Read MoreDepartment of Community Health Sciences, AKU organized a webinar titled Mental Health Systems and Innovation: The way forward on April 20th, 2021 from 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm. The webinar focused on the details and impact of the different mental health interventions of Pakistan Covid Mental Health Response. The challenges...
Read MoreThe Pakistan Mental Health Coalition had its second design meeting including prominent members of the mental health profession such as Dr.Murad Musa Khan, Dr Atif Rehman, Dr Kausar S Khan and Dr.Rubeena Kidwai
Read MoreTaskeen and coalition partners unveiled the official website www.covidmh.pk (Taskeen Media Desk) The COVID-19 crisis threatens to lead to a mental health pandemic, due to the tremendous distress caused by the crisis leading to: Mass hysteria leading to an influx of unaffected paranoid people, at already overburdened hospitals, for testing...
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