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Press release on launching the predefined project no 7 Mental health Children and adolescents

On 02nd of April 2021, National Centre of Mental Health and Anti-drug Action organized the launching conference for the predefined project no. 7 ”Support for the Development of Community Mental services for children and adolescents” as part of European Public Health Challenges Programme financed EEA Grants 2014-2021.

At this event attended the representatives of National Centre of Mental Health and Anti-drug Action, Norwegian University of Science and Technology-The Regional academic community for autism, ADHD, Tourette’s syndrome and narcolepsy (RFM), Ministry of Health, Ministry of European Investments and Projects, other beneficiary entities of the project.

The financial allocation to the project is 2,500,000 euro and the implementation period is 36 months. The project will be implemented by National Centre of Mental Health and Anti-drug Action in partnership with Norwegian University of Science and Technology-The Regional academic community for autism, ADHD, Tourette’s syndrome and narcolepsy (RFM).

The project shall support raising awareness and improving capacities of community members,  parents, professionals in primary care, education and social protection field to better support children at risk and/or with mental health disorders, develop appropriate community mental health services for children with mental health disorders, and improve access to health care services for children with mental health disorders.

Main activities of the project:

  • development and implementation of a national awareness raising campaign tackling stigma around mental health, the main barrier in accessing support services;
  • development of positive parenting skills and empowerment of parents to identify early signs of emotional risk in their children and to make timely referrals to specialized services;
  • capacity building for professionals in primary care, education and social protection sectors for timely identification and referral of children at risk of developing a mental health disorder/ with mental health disorders;
  • elaboration of a national study on the incidence of mental health disorders among children and adolescents, especially pervasive developmental disorders;
  • elaboration of 8 standards for mental health community services developed and implemented;
  • capacity building for professionals in mental health field in order to treat children with mental health disorders – pervasive disorders, ADHD, anxiety disorders, depression, attachment disorders;
  • mental health service delivery for children diagnosed with a mental health disorder in 6 selected pilot community mental health centers.

The project contract was signed on 30th of March 2020 but its activities were delayed due to the COVID 19 pandemic.

Click here for details: www.cnsmla.org.ro; https://www.facebook.com/proiectNT125/, www.ro-sanatate.ms.ro.



Press release on publishing the Corrigendum no 1 to Applicant Guide for the Small Grant Scheme no 2 Providing outreach health services to improve prevention for remote and vulnerable population

On 9thth of March 2021, 14.00hrs, the Ministry of Health, Programme Operator for European Public Health Challenges Programme financed by EEA Grants 2014-2021, has published the Corrigendum no 1 to Applicant Guide for the Small Grant Scheme no 2 ”Providing outreach health services to improve prevention for remote and vulnerable population”.

The changes to Applicant Guide are the following:

  • to extend until 29th of April 2021 the deadline of submission of the applications;

The new deadline for submitting the applications is 29th of April 2021.

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Press release on publishing the Corrigendum no 2 to Applicant Guide for the Open Call for Proposals nr. 1: Improving the access to health care services for vulnerable groups, including Roma

On 1st of February 2021, the Ministry of Health, Programme Operator for European Public Health Challenges Programme financed by EEA Grants 2014-2021, has published the Corrigendum no 1 to Applicant Guide for the Open Call for Proposals nr. 1: Improving the access to health care services for vulnerable groups, including Roma.

The changes to Applicant Guide are the following:

  • to extend with 2 months the deadline of submission of the applications, i.e. 30th of March 2021;

The revised documents are available here.

Clarifications and additional information can be requested to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..