Careif is delighted to once again be an official partner of Unspoken - a mental health film festival, for the second year in a row. The film festival will be screening a number of films in London…

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 …

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…

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 25 April 2026, Careif Associate Dr Mariam Bhaila and Professor Rachel Tribe (Chair of Careif) delivered a workshop on ‘Understanding trauma and working in a trauma-informed way’ for the Sri Lanka…

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…

Careif’s latest Associate, Gašper Kosič, summarises the key insights from a new report by the Centre for Mental Health and collaborators. The report highlights how racism is deeply embedded in…

Careif is delighted to announce the launch of CARE (the Careif Archive of Refugee Empowerment), a free, hand-curated archive of more than 2,000 resources to support the mental health and wellbein...

We are pleased to announce the launch of the Careif Archive of Refugee Empowerment (CARE) on 20 June 2026, World Refugee Day.   CARE is an online resource hub that brings together informa...

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.

Dr Koravangattu Valsraj, Trustee and Vice Chair at Careif, comments on a recent report from the Centre of Mental Health: Strengths-based support for neurodivergent children and young people:…

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

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...

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