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[post_content] => [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]For the first time, since its creation, within the framework of the HUB Genera Project, Farming the Future, training has been carried out aimed at women with their own experience in mental health with a double objective. On the one hand, train women with mental health problems and psychosocial disabilities for empowerment and employment; and on the other hand, build a community of learning and knowledge among these women, linked to employment, care and the sustainability of life. Twelve women with their own experience in mental health, members of the State NETWORK of Women MENTAL HEALTH SPAIN and the territorial networks of Andalusia, the Canary Islands, participated in the training, which took place online throughout the months of September and October. , Castilla y León, Catalonia, Murcia, Basque Country, Extremadura and Valencia.
Sara Domínguez, Technical Projects and Studies of the MENTAL HEALTH SPAIN Confederation, explains that “Until now, the proposed training has only gone to professionals from the entities of the associative movement. Its objective is to provide them with tools to be able to accompany and guide the users of the entities in the work of undertaking and entering the labor market.” “This is the first time – Domínguez points out – that training has been developed, in this case, for women with their own experience in mental health.”
Under the name of ‘Weaving knowledge’, This training has sought to go beyond entrepreneurship in the workplace, with content designed to achieve entrepreneurial motivation from a personal, vital, feminist and empowerment perspective for women with mental health problems. The idea is based on the premise that “You cannot undertake work if you first do not know how to take actions that allow us self-knowledge, self-care and care for our environment. From there, projects based on respect, flexibility and accessibility for women with mental health problems or psychosocial disabilities can begin to emerge.”, points out Domínguez. In this sense, a decalogue has emerged from the training, built collectively by all the participants, with the keys to building jobs that put the well-being of the person at the center. Among these keys, the participants demand flexible work times, adapted to their needs and in friendly, safe and stigma-free spaces, in which empathy is encouraged.
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Contents of ‘Braiding knowledge’
Divided into three modules, the contents that have been addressed in the training have touched, among others, topics as diverse as roles, discrimination and violence, empowerment and sisterhood, autonomy, self-care, self-defense, and care networks, or living conditions that put women’s mental health at risk. Likewise, feminist, social and solidarity economy initiatives have been presented, in order to inspire future projects. The participants in the training have recognized that thanks to it they have been aware that they are all part of the solution and “that the sisterhood of women is of vital importance to motivate others and make this unequal world visible to us.”
Likewise, they have claimed the employment proposals shared during the training, as examples of how “At work you can have people at the center and be productive”.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The initiative has been promoted by the SPANISH MENTAL HEALTH Confederation and energized by Social Fireplace, and has that of the Royal Board of Disability.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image=”93070″ img_size=”full” onclick=”custom_link” img_link_target=”_blank” link=”https://consaludmental.org/sala-prensa/actualidad/salud-mental-espana-cumple-4-decadas/”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/4″][vc_btn title=”VOLVER A NOTICIAS” style=”gradient-custom” gradient_custom_color_1=”#ffffff” gradient_custom_color_2=”#ffffff” gradient_text_color=”#005b50″ shape=”square” align=”center” i_icon_fontawesome=”fa fa-chevron-circle-left” add_icon=”true” link=”url:%2Fnoticias%2F|title:NOTICIAS||”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/4″][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/4″][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/4″][/vc_column][/vc_row]
[post_title] => The first empowerment and entrepreneurship training aimed at women with mental health problems ends
[post_excerpt] => MENTAL HEALTH SPAIN and HUB Genera have developed ‘Braiding knowledge’, an initiative promoted by Lareira Social, and which has been taught online for two months. Twelve women with their own experience in mental health from different entities of the association movement participated in it.
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The first empowerment and entrepreneurship training aimed at women with mental health problems ends
MENTAL HEALTH SPAIN and HUB Genera have developed ‘Braiding knowledge’, an initiative promoted by Lareira Social, and which has been taught online for two months. Twelve women with their own experience in mental health from different entities of the association movement participated in it.
For the first time, since its creation, within the framework of the HUB Genera Project, Farming the Futuretraining has been carried out aimed at women with their own experience in mental health with a double objective.
On the one hand, train women with mental health problems and psychosocial disabilities for empowerment and employment; and on the other hand, build a community of learning and knowledge among these women, linked to employment, care and the sustainability of life.
Twelve women with their own experience in mental health, members of the State NETWORK of Women MENTAL HEALTH SPAIN and the territorial networks of Andalusia, the Canary Islands, participated in the training, which took place online throughout the months of September and October. , Castilla y León, Catalonia, Murcia, Basque Country, Extremadura and Valencia.
Sara Domínguez, Technical Projects and Studies of the MENTAL HEALTH SPAIN Confederation, explains that “Until now, the proposed training has only gone to professionals from the entities of the associative movement. Its objective is to provide them with tools to be able to accompany and guide the users of the entities in the work of undertaking and entering the labor market.” “This is the first time – Domínguez points out – that training has been developed, in this case, for women with their own experience in mental health.”
Under the name of ‘Weaving knowledge’, This training has sought to go beyond entrepreneurship in the workplace, with content designed to achieve entrepreneurial motivation from a personal, vital, feminist and empowerment perspective for women with mental health problems.
The idea is based on the premise that “You cannot undertake work if you first do not know how to take actions that allow us self-knowledge, self-care and care for our environment. From there, projects based on respect, flexibility and accessibility for women with mental health problems or psychosocial disabilities can begin to emerge.”points out Domínguez.
In this sense, a decalogue has emerged from the training, built collectively by all the participants, with the keys to building jobs that put the well-being of the person at the center.
Among these keys, the participants demand flexible work times, adapted to their needs and in friendly, safe and stigma-free spaces, in which empathy is encouraged.
Last training session.
Contents of ‘Braiding knowledge’
Divided into three modules, the contents that have been addressed in the training have touched, among others, topics as diverse as roles, discrimination and violence, empowerment and sisterhood, autonomy, self-care, self-defense, and care networks, or living conditions that put women’s mental health at risk. Likewise, feminist, social and solidarity economy initiatives have been presented, in order to inspire future projects.
The participants in the training have recognized that thanks to it they have been aware that they are all part of the solution and “that the sisterhood of women is of vital importance to motivate others and make this unequal world visible to us.”
Likewise, they have claimed the employment proposals shared during the training, as examples of how “At work you can have people at the center and be productive”.
The initiative has been promoted by the SPANISH MENTAL HEALTH Confederation and energized by Social Fireplace, and has that of the Royal Board of Disability.
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