RE:MH is a rapid, participatory framework that moves diverse partners from fragmented problem-framing to co-created solutions and actionable implementation. The model unfolds through four phases—Re:Source, Re:Flect, Re:Envision, Re:Act—each producing concrete outputs that are consolidated into a practical Playbook for Action.
Siloed efforts waste energy and stall progress. RE:MH creates a structured pathway to:
build a shared, evidence-informed understanding of the problem;
prioritise and categorise solutions with clear criteria; and
co-develop action plans with roles, resources, and pathways to measurable impact.
Re:Source: prepare the groundwork—select the application, map stakeholders, recruit participants, and set up dissemination.
Re:Flect: validate problem statements, build consensus, and map interlinkages and root causes.
Re:Envision: generate and prioritise solutions by feasibility/readiness, required effort, and level of impact.
Re:Act: turn priorities into action plans with resource estimates, stakeholder maps, and clear pathways to outcomes.
Outputs from these phases are compiled into a single Playbook for Action that partners can use to guide policy, programming, advocacy, research, and scaling.
Bridging the Divide is the Re:Flect foundation for this inaugural RE:MH application. Building on the compendium’s evidence and practice insights, we are launching a multi-stakeholder dialogue series to validate priority problem statements, co-prioritise practical solutions, and co-produce an action-oriented Playbook that stakeholders can use across policy, programmes, and advocacy.
🌍 Bridging the Divide: Exploring the relationship between NCDs and mental health and wellbeing for children, youth & families Held on the sidelines of UNGA
Bridging the Divide shines a light on the double burden carried by children and young people living with noncommunicable diseases (NCDs): managing a chronic condition
