Global mental health and well-being
Mental health impacts the physical, social, and economic health of individuals and societies worldwide. More than three-quarters of people suffering from mental illness live in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), where many lack access to quality mental health care. In fact, more than 75% of people with mental health disorders in LMICs receive no care at all.
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How Johnson & Johnson is supporting the next great leaders in mental health
Meet four students dedicated to removing the stigma of mental illness and increasing access to crucial treatments around the world—with the help of the Global Mental Health Scholarship Fund.
Learn why now is the time to act
Why specialized mental health services are key for young people
Why specialized mental health services are key for young people
It’s time to innovate for better mental health care
Dr. Kivwanga Mwaniki, Johnson & Johnson
This Healthcare Company is Tackling Mental Illness in Sub-Saharan Africa
This healthcare company is tackling mental illness in sub-Saharan Africa
Providing psychosocial and well-being resources for frontline health workers
The Johnson & Johnson Foundation, guided by our Center for Health Worker Innovation, has also supported a number of partners and programs providing psychosocial and well-being resources for frontline health workers as part of $300 million in commitments over 10 years to support the health workforce made by the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies and the Johnson & Johnson Foundation.
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Collaborating to end stigma
Science Over Stigma (SOS) is a new global coalition of public, private, and non-governmental organizations committed to ending stigma related to mental health challenges. Together with our partners, we are bringing together advocacy, social and biologic sciences, and arts and culture to:
Speak with one voice
by integrating the fragmented ecosystem of mental health initiatives and identifying new opportunities for collective impact.
Demystify mental illness
by working together to drive understanding of its physiologic aspects.
Engage hearts and minds
by fueling fresh dialog about stigma and mental health through storytelling and expressive arts.