Community-based mental health services: promoting person-centred and rights-based approach
This technical module presents a choice of daily life assistance services that promote independent living by offering accommodation or support to find and maintain a home. These services are aimed at people who are homeless and may also have complex mental health needs. The module includes a number of practical steps and recommendations that facilitate the process of conceptualising, planning, and testing a daily life support service that is governed by good practice and human rights standards. The module is a component of the seven technical modules included in the WHO guidance and technical modules on community-based mental health services: promoting people-centred and rights-based approach. This set of guidelines aims to support all the relevant parties who wish to establish or transform their mental health systems and services so that they comply with international human rights standards and promote a people-centred approach to recovery.
It takes part in the recruitment of young people benefiting from the Youth Guarantee Programme in Catalonia, in accordance with Order TSF/115/2018 of 12 July.
The programme is financed by the Youth Employment initiative and the European Social Fund, with a co-financing of 91.89%.
Foundations Register 1817. Register Department of Work, Social Affairs, and Families of the Government of Catalonia S05710.
Support-Girona is registered in the Register of Interest Groups of the Catalan Government Administration and the Public Sector. Identification number 315.
Municipal Register of Entities (Girona City Council) with number EH3234.
Census of Voluntary Entities of Catalonia 001907-000.