Calls for proposals on promoting mental health: Mental health support for Ukrainian displaced people

The EU4H-2022-PJ-09 funding program is designed to support various entities engaged in promoting mental health and psychological wellbeing, particularly focusing on Ukrainian displaced people. Eligibility extends to organizations and professionals capable of implementing best practices across specific geographic areas within the EU, with the overarching objective of mitigating the negative mental health impacts of the conflict.

This EU funding initiative focuses on specific project types and thematic areas related to mental health support for displaced populations. It emphasizes the practical implementation of best practices and evidence-based actions. While precise cost categories are detailed in the full call document, the program prioritizes activities that directly improve mental health and psychological wellbeing on the ground.

The EU4H-2022-PJ-09 program provides financial support in the form of grants, with a specified total budget allocation for the topic. The recommended project duration is set to accommodate the complexity of the planned activities, ensuring sufficient time for impactful implementation and evaluation.

Applicants and beneficiaries must adhere to specific conditions and requirements throughout the application and project implementation phases. These include detailed stipulations regarding admissibility, eligibility, financial capacity, and operational guidelines, along with specific provisions for project execution and data collection.

The application process for the EU4H-2022-PJ-09 call involves specific steps for proposal submission and evaluation, guided by detailed criteria and timelines. Applicants must use designated forms and refer to official documents for comprehensive procedural information.

The EU4H-2022-PJ-09 funding program operates under a clear legal framework, deriving its authority from the broader EU4Health Programme and being governed by specific European Union regulations. These foundational documents ensure the program's legitimacy and guide its implementation.