Brussels: Innovative Mental Health Support

October 10, 2019 Video Brussels: Innovative Mental Health Support Mobile Unit Helps Keep People Out of the Hospital (Brussels) – A mobile team in Brussels, Belgium that supports people with psychosocial disabilities, or mental health conditions, in their own homes offers an innovative rights-based alternative to residential psychiatric care, Human Rights Watch said today in a new web feature. The feature is the first part of a new series documenting good practices to ensure the rights of people with disabilities, which may serve as useful models for European and other governments in carrying…

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