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IMHA Puts Lived Experience at Heart of Mental Healthcare Reform
- The India Mental Health Alliance , a network of 400 organisations across 30 Indian states, says lived experience should guide mental healthcare reform.
- IMHA says people and vulnerable communities who have faced mental health challenges should help shape how care is designed and delivered.
- Over two years, IMHA engaged 3,380 mental health professionals in more than 135 cities to build capacity, share knowledge, and strengthen care practices.
- IMHA is developing a collaborative Knowledge Hub combining clinical, lived-experience, field-based, and academic knowledge grounded in local contexts.
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IMHA puts lived experience at heart of mental healthcare reform
The India Mental Health Alliance is championing the role of lived experience in shaping mental healthcare practice, service design and policy, with a focus on improving patient outcomes and reducing stigma.
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The QueenslanderIndia Mental Health Alliance (IMHA) champions lived experience as central to shaping mental healthcare practice, service design and policy
NEW DELHI, Oct. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — On the occasion of World Mental Health Day (10th October), the India Mental Health Alliance (IMHA), a cross-sectoral network of 400 organisations from 30 Indian states, reaffirms its commitment to recognising lived experience as expertise, ensuring that the voices of people and vulnerable communities who have experienced mental […]
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