Please join us for a Multi-Sector World Café which seeks mobilize knowledge about integrated refugee mental health so that we can learn from each other.
The purpose of the World Café is to c onvene and collaborate with service users\, health practitioners\, settleme nt service providers\, and policy makers to gain your expertise and knowled ge about what you think work to promote integrated mental health services a nd supports for people that have experienced migration such as refugees. Th e World Café is a participatory method that facilitates change through dial ogue and mutual learning.
Over the past several months we have been e ngaging in several deliberative dialogues online and in person with settlem ent service organizations\, mental health practitioners and policy experts to find out what they think works\, why it works and in what context does i ntegrate mental health care works. The World Café is an opportunity to cont inue to mobilize this knowledge and refine our collective thinking and wisd om to learn from each other. Convening multidisciplinary community members like you is an important step to understanding how a process works so that we can start to implement strategies that support and promote refugee menta l health and wellbeing.
Lunch will be served at 11:45am.
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