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Mental Health Foundation

Taiwanese non-profit foundation founded in 2001 that promotes brain science knowledge and mental health.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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The Mental Health Foundation (財團法人精神健康基金會) is a Taiwanese non-profit organization founded in 2001 that promotes brain science knowledge and mental health promotion. Founded by Professor Hu Hai-Kuo of National Taiwan University Hospital's Department of Psychiatry and entrepreneur Liu Chun-Chieh, it advocates the slogan "care for the brain, be free from worry" and promotes concepts such as "building heart, building brain, building self" and "mental well-being." Its activities include brain science exhibitions, mental health surveys, public lectures, and mental health volunteer training.

History

The Mental Health Foundation was founded in 2001. Based on 21st-century brain science knowledge, it promotes the meaning of mental health, psychological health, and self-health, and works to spread the way of mental health and correct understanding of mental illness. It received the Ministry of Education's 2008 "Social Education Public Welfare Award." The foundation has held touring exhibitions titled "The Beautiful Realm of the Brain" across Taiwan and established "Mental Health Academies" in various locations, regularly holding mental health lectures and community mental health seed training workshops. In 2017 it received the "2017 Public Health Digital Communication Award" (NPO group) Public Health Promotion Award.

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Non-profit foundation promoting brain science education and mental health in Taiwan.

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