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Mental health non-profits in Norway

Browse 53 mental health charities offering support, helplines and awareness in Norway. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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Operasjon Dagsverk

Education · Children & Youth +4 more · Oslo, Norway

EducationChildren & YouthMental health

Operasjon Dagsverk is Norway's largest youth solidarity campaign, run by and for young people through the Elevorganisasjonen. Each year, students in Norwegian schools work for a day and donate their earnings to an annual project supporting education, youth rights and global justice in countries such as South Africa,…

Works for: Youth, Students, Communities
Activities: Awareness & education, Advocacy & campaigning, Grant-making +2 more
Reach: International
Programmes: OD 2026: Equal Education, OD 2025: Selvbestemmelse i Kenya og Tanzania, OD 2024: Klimatilpasning i Guatemala +1 more
Funded by: Individual donations, Corporate partnerships, Earned income

Open full profileProfile updated 30 October 2026

Mental health non-profits in Norway at a glance

Of the 53 Mental health non-profits in Norway, the most common cause areas are Children & Youth (43%), Community development (43%) and Education (36%).

Cause areas

Children & Youth43%
Community development43%
Education36%
Employment & Skills34%
Health28%

Organisation types

Association28%
Operating foundation26%
NGO17%
Network or umbrella9%
Grant-making foundation8%

Beneficiaries

Youth55%
Children47%
Families36%
Carers21%
Communities21%

Funding sources

Individual donations55%
Government funding34%
Lotteries23%
Membership fees23%
Earned income19%

Top cities

Oslo43%
Kristiansand9%
Arendal4%
Lillestrøm4%
Bergen4%

Size

1-10 employees2%
11-50 employees2%

Most held certifications

Miljøfyrtårn4%

Key facts

1994 is the median founding year
21% say donations are tax-deductible
94% name their programmes
43% invite volunteers

Figures from all 53 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.