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RFO for Interactive Platform development

Subject: Request for Offer (RFO) submitted to the Associationn “ENALMH AISBL” for
the provision of the Integrated IT application “Interactive Platform for Active Living for Mental Health including DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE within the frames of “InALMH” project, co-funded by the ERASMUS+ / Sport programme

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PRESS RELEASE - ENALMH Official Sponsor of the EHF EUROs 2020

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ENALMH at the big sport events

Official Sponsor of the EHF EUROs 2020

At the Men's EHF EURO 2020, which takes place between 9-26 January, and the Women's EHF EURO 2020, which throws off in December, both partly hosted in Norway, the European Network of Active Living for Mental Health - ENALMH gives a beaming sound.

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P.R. ISCA becomes last minute partner to the InALMH project

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International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA) becomes last minute partner to the Inter-Active Living for Mental Health (InALMH) project

The InALMH project has as its core goal the preparation of policy guidelines and the development of an interactive platform for the dissemination and creation of physical exercise practices for use in the broader field of Mental Health.
The project is funded by ERASMUS + / Sport and will be implemented by a wide partnership of 12 partners under the coordination of ENALMH. Besides the individual partnering organisations UoA (GR), UTH (GR) Polytecnico Porto (PT), Fokus CS (CZ), Merseyside Expanded Horizons (UK), Alzheimer Greece (GR), ARISMA (IT) international and European umbrella organizations as Mental Health Europe (MHE), GAMIAN - Europe, Sport & Citizenship EU Think Tank also participate in the project partnership.

ALMH movement context in an Interactive Presentation

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AMLH movement context in an Interactive Presentation:

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ALMH is a growing movement that is introducing a series of new data and aspects across the Mental Health spectrum: prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, advocating for patients' rights and addressing stigma. These data are interconnected in a functional way to form a holistic and integrated approach. A multitude of objectives and actions in synergy with a large number of stakeholders and target groups are already evolving or planned to be developed in different areas.