About
Perinatal Alliance for Mental Health Thailand

About the Alliance

Our Background

Perinatal Alliance for Mental Health Thailand ("PAM Thailand") was established by those organisations in the reproductive ecosystem in Thailand who wished to improve Perinatal Mental Health ("PMH") within the country.

There is a general lack of awareness by the public of PMH conditions, no countrywide guidelines and established pathways, specific expertise, and a lack of research.

PAM Thailand was setup with the initial goals of:

1) Raising Public Awareness

2) Developing National Guidelines

3) Supporting Research

Working with the public, professionals, and the public sector we aim to ensure that all mums, babies, and new Thai families are aware of PMH conditions and know where to seek appropriate care.

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Our Members

Our member organisations who dedicate their time and resources

Maternal & Infant Mental Health Network

The Maternal & Infant Mental Health Network ("MIMHN") was established to support those practitioners in the reproductive healthcare system to develop professionally and assist each other in this emerging field in Thailand; the MIMHN is supported by clinical practitioners (perinatal psychiatrists and psychologists from the UK).

Taejai

Taejai is a project under the Thai Rural Reconstruction Movement Foundation under Royal Patronage, supported by the Khon Thai Foundation and the ChangeFusion Institute. We aim to create a central platform for those wanting to drive social change. We want Taejai to be a space where impact makers can connect with members, allowing all members to track the progress and impact of the projects they support.

Sati

We bridge the gap in mental health services through innovative peer support and comprehensive psychological first aid education. Join us in creating a world where mental wellness is accessible to all.

PAM Foundation

PAM Foundation was established to address perinatal mental health conditions through "3 Pillars": I) Awareness & Education, II) Care, and III) Research. The Foundation operates in Thailand, the UK, and US.

Wall of Sharing

This is a project initiated by OOCA to help public university students who have limited access to mental health services due to financial constraints, time constraints, and concerns about stigmatization. We started this project in 2019 to ensure that everyone has access to comprehensive mental health care.

About Perinatal Alliance for Mental Health Thailand