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MHR provide a unified voice campaigning to drive progressive reform of mental health
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Mental Health Reform is Ireland’s leading national coalition of organisations campaigning to transform mental health and well-being supports in Ireland.

18/12/2025

🎙️Our MHR podcast library has a host of interviews with people making real change in mental health in Ireland. Have a listen today 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0bjl-lFbxc&list=PLi0TomlnP15dkMmYA2Fm_gkXKjm8adEiB

17/12/2025

The latest St. Patrick's Mental Health Services survey shows global uncertainty is now shaping how people feel here in Ireland, with almost half naming international conflict as a cause of rising anxiety and stress. This data trend reminds us why strong mental health supports matter now more than ever.

Read more 👉

https://www.stpatricks.ie/media-centre/news/2025/december/national-mental-health-survey-shows-impact-of-global-uncertainty-on-mental-health?mc_cid=b3e163f160&mc_eid=fdc78a4ae2

17/12/2025

Have you, a friend or family member experience of living with psychosis?

Together with Shine Ireland and HSE Ireland we aim to amplify the voices of those affected by psychosis so that there can be better specialised support & increased funding.

Share your experiences today.

Deadline is 31st Dec.

Find the survey here 👇
https://forms.office.com/e/T0Hcq8uhxT

17/12/2025

Dual diagnosis means someone is faced with both mental health and substance use challenges at the same time, yet barriers in care leave too many stuck between services. Read more 👉 https://mentalhealthreform.ie/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Dual-Recovery-Full-Report-2.pdf

16/12/2025

📃🔠 We have launched a new Plain English Guide to the Mental Health Bill amendments. The guide is designed to simplify the complex changes to Ireland's mental health law so everyone can understand them and have their say in this important reform. Read it here👇
https://mentalhealthreform.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/A-Plain-English-Guide-to-Key-Concerns-and-Recommendations.pdf

15/12/2025

Mental Health Reform welcomes Mental Health Commission Report on Restrictive Practices.
Read more here 👉https://mentalhealthreform.ie/uncategorised/mental-health-reform-welcomes-mental-health-commission-report-on-restrictive-practices/

11/12/2025

Mental Health Reform is delighted to welcome Helen Gillespie-Brown as our new CEO. With 25+ years’ experience in social policy and advocacy, Helen brings deep expertise and passion for improving access to mental health services for all.

Read more here - https://mentalhealthreform.ie/news/mental-health-reform-welcomes-new-chief-executive-officer-helen-gillespie-brown/

10/12/2025

🌐Today is International Human Rights Day. Mental health care is a human right, yet too many people in Ireland face barriers to timely, accessible support.

We call for a human rights-based approach to mental health, ensuring dignity, equality, and accessible care for all.

To learn more about mental health and your rights, read our short guide to the UNCRPD.

https://mentalhealthreform.ie/campaigns/uncrpd/

10/12/2025

The Seanad will continue it's debate of the Mental Health Bill today.
Tune in at 4.00pm to watch the debate live.👁️
https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/oireachtas-tv/seanad-eireann-live/

10/12/2025

Huge thanks to our members Community Therapy Ireland, Arches Recovery College and experts by experience who joined us in Leinster House for the Seanad Debate on the Mental Health Bill.

You can watch last night’s debate here - https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/oireachtas-tv/video-archive/seanad-videos/

09/12/2025

🎙️In the latest episode of the Mental Health Reform podcast, we speak with Seán Moynihan, CEO of ALONE to discuss the range of supports they offer older people in Ireland today. Seán's message is clear: older people deserve connection, dignity, and practical support, and these needs cannot be postponed or overlooked. Listen now - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi0TomlnP15dkMmYA2Fm_gkXKjm8adEiB

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Mental Health Reform is the leading national coalition on mental health in Ireland, formed in 2006.

We have over 60 member organisations, representing a broad range of interests, like housing, disability, children’s rights, human rights, ethnic minorities and many others.

Mental Health Reform provide a unified voice campaigning to drive progressive reform of mental health services and supports in Ireland.

Our vision:

An Ireland where people can access the support they need in their community to achieve their best possible mental health.

What we do:

Identifying gaps – We identify unmet mental health needs particularly among people who can fall through the net, like people with intellectual disabilities, those who are homeless or people from ethnic minorities.

Developing best practice – We draw on best practice to advise Government and champion innovation in the supports provided to people.

Building consensus – We work closely with our members and directly with people and their families using mental health services, bringing their voices and their needs to the attention of Government, the HSE and other key state bodies.

Taking action – We work to raise concerns about mental health and the social inclusion of people with mental health difficulties, encouraging people to support and take action on our campaigns.

Monitoring and reviewing – We monitor the actions of Government, the HSE and other agencies to ensure that they are measuring up on the commitments and promises they have made.

In 2017, the work of Mental Health Reform and our stakeholders helped to:

-Get 32,000 signatures for our #InOurHourOfNeed campaign for 24/7 access to mental health services.

-Train 35 activists to share their story and empower them in their advocacy for our Stories Project.

-Supported 95 people to seek employment through our IEMHS Project.

-Achieve a 20.3% increase in mental health funding from 2013 - 2018.

Together, with your support, we can continue to drive progressive reform of mental health services and supports in Ireland. Be a part of our story and reform by supporting our campaigns.

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