📢 CALL FOR APPLICATIONS | TRAVEL FELLOWSHIP – GLOBAL MENTAL HEALTH AFRICA CONFERENCE 2027
The African Centre for Research, Training and Productivity (ACRTP) invites early-career researchers, students and persons with lived experience to apply for the Global Mental Health Africa Conference (GMHAC 2027) Travel Fellowship.
The fellowship provides an opportunity for eligible applicants to receive support to attend this landmark conference in Nairobi and engage with researchers, practitioners, advocates and other stakeholders working to advance mental health across Africa.
🎓 Who Can Apply?
• Early-career researchers
• Students
• Persons with lived experience
• Applicants interested in global and African mental health
• Emerging professionals seeking to engage with the African mental health community
🌍 Conference: Global Mental Health Africa Conference 2027
💡 Theme: Together for Mental Health: African Leadership. Global Impact
📅 Conference Date: 8–10 February 2027
📍 Venue: Nairobi, Kenya
🎫 Opportunity: Travel Fellowship
⏰ Application Deadline: 31 August 2026
▶️ Apply: https://t.co/pTM2jQLJIV
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