
Suomen Moniääniset ry
Helsinki, Finland
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Founded in 1996, Suomen Moniääniset ry is a non-profit association based in Helsinki, Finland working on mental health, community development.
Suomen Moniääniset ry is a national Finnish association for people who hear voices, their relatives and mental health professionals. It provides peer support through local and online groups, a peer support telephone line, chat groups and remote meetings, and offers free information materials, a membership magazine and guides on hearing voices. The association also runs training and development projects in interpersonal skills for mental health organisations, organises information events, training and art exhibitions, and works to reduce stigma around hearing voices. It was founded in 1996 and is based in Helsinki, with peer groups in several locations across Finland.
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RVMT-hanke (Rakentava vuorovaikutus mielenterveyden tukena)
Mental health · Finland
Training and development project that builds interaction and emotional skills in mental health organisations and among mental health rehabilitees and experience experts. Run by Suomen Moniääniset ry and funded by STEA.
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Mental health · Finland
Peer support telephone service for people who hear voices, staffed by trained volunteers.
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Sosiaali- ja terveysjärjestöjen avustuskeskus (STEA), Helsingin kaupunki