Intersectoral bodies in community mental health: experience of a local implementation team in community mental health in Chervonohrad (now Sheptytskyi), Lviv Region, Ukraine (2020–2022)

The local implementation team (LIT) in Chervonohrad (now Sheptytskyi) was launched in January 2020 with support from the Mental Health for Ukraine project and the Implemental Worldwide Community Interest Company. This paper highlights the core activities, challenges and outcomes of the LIT. Feedback from those involved suggests that, despite major nationwide challenges experienced in Ukraine, the LIT improved local understanding of mental health needs, established referral pathways and fostered effective intersectoral collaboration. This experience suggests that LITs can play a crucial role in improving community mental health during times of crisis, by providing flexible coordination.

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BJPsych International
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2026-01-15
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https://doi.org/10.1192/bji.2025.10078
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Community Health and Development
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Intersectoral bodies in community mental health: experience of a local implementation team in community mental health in Chervonohrad (now Sheptytskyi), Lviv Region, Ukraine (2020–2022)

Tracey Power, Morgane Alexandra Petrie Gaschet, Orest Bohdanovych Suvalo
BJPsych International
Community Health and Development
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Intersectoral bodies in community mental health: experience of a local implementation team in community mental health in Chervonohrad (now Sheptytskyi), Lviv Region, Ukraine (2020–2022)

Tracey Power, Morgane Alexandra Petrie Gaschet, Orest Bohdanovych Suvalo
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The local implementation team (LIT) in Chervonohrad (now Sheptytskyi) was launched in January 2020 with support from the Mental Health for Ukraine project and the Implemental Worldwide Community Interest Company. This paper highlights the core activities, challenges and outcomes of the LIT. Feedback from those involved suggests that, despite major nationwide challenges experienced in Ukraine, the LIT improved local understanding of mental health needs, established referral pathways and fostered effective intersectoral collaboration. This experience suggests that LITs can play a crucial role in improving community mental health during times of crisis, by providing flexible coordination.

BJPsych International
King's College London (GB), Ukrainian Institute of Public Health Policy (UA), Ukrainian Catholic University (UA)
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Community Health and Development
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Intersectoral bodies in community mental health: experience of a local implementation team in community mental health in Chervonohrad (now Sheptytskyi), Lviv Region, Ukraine (2020–2022) — Tracey Power, Morgane Alexandra Petrie Gaschet, et al. · BJPsych International (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS