Careif invites you to celebrate the launch of the second edition of Working with Interpreters in Mental Health , edited by Professor Rachel Tribe, Dr Kate Thompson and Dr Hitesh Raval. Join us on …

Dr Kate Thompson and Professor Rachel Tribe (Chair of Careif) led a well-received workshop at the British Psychological Society's Division of Counselling Psychology conference in Manchester. They…

On 22 April, the Oxfordshire-based charity Refugee Resource invited Careif to deliver a training session for their Counselling and Psychotherapy Team on Working with Interpreters and across…

Careif Chair, Professor Rachel Tribe, visited India and Sri Lanka in the spring after receiving invitations to run workshops or give talks there. She had a very successful trip which included giving…

CARE supports and empowers refugees and asylum-seeking individuals as they navigate the challenges of adjusting to life in a new country.

On 19 June, Professor Rachel Tribe (Chair of Careif) is co-chairing an online webinar which will bring together leading experts to discuss children’s mental health in armed conflict, displacement,…

Careif trustee Professor Afzal Javed — a leading mental health expert and former head of the World Psychiatric Association — has been speaking about the psychological toll of displacement,…

Careif is an international mental health charity that works towards increasing awareness of mental health conditions and the mental health of everyone across all countries and cultures.

In memory of our Patron, Rick O’Shea, who tragically passed away in 2025, we have established The Rick O’Shea Award, an annual prize for medical students. The award is intended to encourage and recogn...

Join Centre for Mental Health and the NHS Race and Health Observatory for a webinar marking the launch of our new report, Trauma‑informed care and racialised communities.

Careif is delighted to announce the publication of the second edition of a book Working with Interpreters in Mental Health edited by our Careif Chair Professor Rachel Tribe with two colleagues, Dr…

Dr Mariam Bhaila writes about a recent report that looks at Trauma-informed care and racialised communities . Dr Bhaila notes the growing emphasis on trauma-informed approaches within the NHS but com...

On 16 April, Professor Rachel Tribe (Chair of Careif) is chairing an event at the University of East London (UEL) which will bring together leading experts to discuss the mental health and psychosocia...

In memory of our Patron, Rick O’Shea, who tragically passed away in 2025, we have established The Rick O’Shea Award, an annual prize for medical students. The award is intended to encourage and recognise outstanding contributions by medical students in understanding, researching, and addressing me

A Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) report on mental health in the built environment in 2025.

Speaking up for social justice in mental health. Find out more https://www.centreformentalhealth.org.uk/

Careif are pleased to be involved in offering a new event on 24 March which will provide free training for psychologists and interpreters working within mental health. The event will provide a free ...

Writing his first blog post for Careif, Dr Koravangattu Valsraj, (Trustee and Vice Chair at Careif) looks at the recent phenomenon of social media being used to encourage organised fights between scho...

Careif Chair, Professor Rachel Tribe, has written a blog post that looks back at the life of Dr Suman Fernando who passed away last year. This post also includes a video from a recent event that celeb...

Professor Rachel Tribe, the current chair of Careif, has been awarded the Fukuhara award for Advanced International Research and Service by the International Council of Psychologists. This award was...

Careif is an international mental health charity that works towards increasing awareness of mental health conditions and the mental health of everyone across all countries and cultures.

Professor Rachel Tribe, the current chair of Careif, has been awarded the Fukuhara award for Advanced International Research and Service by the International Council of Psychologists. This award…

Join us online to explore how geopsychiatry is shaping research, policy, and practice in mental health! Register before 18th January 2026

Careif recently supported a successful event to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr Suman Fernando. This was a hybrid event, which attracted an international audience and speakers who attended in…

Dr Jed Boardman looks back at the ‘Unspoken’ mental health film festival which was supported by Careif. He briefly reviews the films that were shown and comments on how the festival used the magic of…

A new Careif report, The Health Needs of the Indo-Caribbean Community in the United Kingdom , examines the history of the Indo-Caribbean community in the UK, the prevalence of mental health…

A bold new platform using cinema to challenge stigma, and amplify voices around emotional wellbeing, because Every Mind Has A Voice!