GCMHP

Counseling Hotline: 1800 222 333
GCMHP was established in 1990 as a non-government organization (NGO) in Palestine to introduce community mental healthcare to Gaza and provide specialized mental health and psycho-social services guided by the principles of justice and human rights. GCMHP aimed to improve the mental health sector in the Gaza Strip through awareness raising, education, capacity building, scientific research, advocacy, lobbying, mobilization, treatment, and rehabilitation activities. 
GCMHP was and still is a pioneer in recognizing, and raising awareness of, the influence of conflict, violence, torture and poverty on the psychological well-being of all population groups, especially the most vulnerable. Violations or lack of fulfillment of any or all human rights have serious and negative long-term effects on well-being. GCMHP’s services respond to and treat the psychological symptoms of the population and provide advocacy for the upholding of human rights.