In an emergency, mental health can be the difference between surviving and breaking. Mental health services save lives by helping people cope, heal, and find strength amid chaos. #AccessToServices

In emergencies, those living with severe mental health conditions face double the risk, yet too often, their care is cut off. No one should lose access to treatment because of crises. #AccessToServices

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Crisis and conflict often leave lasting scars, not just on communities, but on individuals. For Monica, the impact was deeply personal: she lost both her husband and child. In #SouthSudan, IOM is providing mental health support to displaced people, helping them heal.

Everyone deserves care, especially in crises. Uninterrupted access to mental health support keeps people with severe conditions safe, stable and alive. #AccessToServices

At today's UN interagency briefing on Sudan, IOM spotlighted the urgent humanitarian crisis: the world’s largest displacement crisis with 9.8M IDPs and 4.3M cross-border movements. Funding gaps threaten lifesaving aid. Stand with us, support action for Sudan’s most vulnerable.

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Where mountains guard centuries-old traditions, women are finding a new source of strength: their own voices. IOM’s Well-Being Clubs help them speak, heal, and inspire.

Though funding for mental health care may be small like this reel, our resolve to ensure no one is left behind is not. Mental health is just as important as physical health. #AccessToServices NOW.

Today is World Mental Health Day and we believe that resilience starts with care. By protecting mental health in emergencies, we help communities recover, reconnect, and rebuild stronger. #AccessToServices

#Ecuador’s new National Implementation Plan bridges national migration strategies with local realities – making migration governance more inclusive. At today’s dialogue, partners showcased progress towards turning GCM commitments into action.

After years away from home, 152 Syrians returned from Libya to Damascus – the first IOM-organized Voluntary Humanitarian Return flight to Syria. With EU support, IOM will continue helping families rebuild their lives back home. https://t.co/ypZcQcNgXE

Don't forget to register for the panel hosted by IOM w/ key partners during Geneva Peace Week 2025. Hear from civil society actors, UN experts & practitioners on how Human Rights Due Diligence & systems can help anticipate & prevent violence. Register: https://t.co/18CuMc5zIV

From the rubble of Hatay to the hum of his sewing machine, Ali is stitching a new life. After surviving #Türkiye’s devastating earthquakes, psychosocial support and resilience are helping him rebuild, not just his home, but his heart. https://t.co/jUXjUVUaMD

Mental health support is a lifeline. At IOM, we make sure mental health is a core part of emergency response efforts, recognizing that invisible wounds need healing too. As #WMHD approaches, we urge increased funding for mental health programs to reach those who need it most.

After fleeing #Ukraine at 88, Yuri found himself alone in #Moldova. At a Mental Health Community Centre in the capital, therapeutic activities and small conversations helped him cope with displacement and loneliness. Healing begins with support. https://t.co/II72ci14V4

Migrants drive progress. When supported with access to jobs, education & healthcare, they uplift both their communities and the ones that welcome them. This piece from @ MariaMoita01 RD for @OIM_LAC calls for inclusive integration across the region. https://t.co/XFBFssguI7

When Typhoon Bualoi hit #Vietnam, over 50 people were reported dead or missing. Thanks to #Japan's support, IOM’s evacuation centres, built after Typhoon Yagi, are now protecting nearly 400 children and families at risk.

In times of crisis, care for the mind is care for life. Ahead of #WMHD, we must stand for mental health as a human right, especially for those facing conflict, displacement, and disaster. #AccessToServices

From stigma to system. Dr. Yacoub returned to #Somaliland with a vision: make mental health care a national priority. Today, thanks to his persistence, services exist in six cities, reaching 25,000+ people and breaking the chains of shame. https://t.co/I5GwqkhWTe