Children & Youth
Humanitarian Mental Health
Migration & Displacement
Organisational Psychology
Lived Experience Leadership
Practitioner Wellbeing
The MHAT Global Conference brings together frontline practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and donors in a focused, evidence-driven environment. Four integrated programme streams create a rigorous and restorative experience for delegates from across the globe.
Expert-led sessions exploring trauma, mental health, and practical approaches to strengthening survivor support and programme practice.
Experiential sessions focused on practitioner wellbeing, nervous system regulation, and sustainable practice in high-stress professional environments.
Strategic conversations bringing together NGOs, donors, and policymakers to address funding priorities and key challenges facing the mental health space in the anti-trafficking sector.
Research, lessons, and emerging trends shaping the future of mental health practice within the anti-trafficking & humanitarian sector.
Ticket sales open now!
MHAT is intentionally positioned as a key year-end gathering for the humanitarian sector, creating space for reflection, restoration, and advanced mental health learning through curated masterclasses and practitioner-focused wellness sessions.
USD 250
(ends 30th June 2026)
USD 275
(opens 1st July 2026)
USD 350
(opens 1st July 2026)
USD 1,500
All tickets includes lunch, coffee breaks & participation in all sessions and immersion experiences.
Speakers to be announced.
Register now to secure your place.
The MHAT Global Conference offers four distinct professional streams, each designed to provide targeted mental health insights and practical strategies for diverse roles within the anti-trafficking sector.
Exploring trauma-informed approaches to supporting children and young people affected by vulnerability, exploitation, displacement, violence, adversity, and complex trauma across humanitarian, protection, education, healthcare, and community settings.
Equipping social workers and frontline practitioners with advanced mental health tools for direct survivor support and ethical intervention.
Deep diving into trauma-informed counselling and psychological interventions tailored for survivors of human trafficking.
Focusing on organisational psychology to build resilient anti-trafficking programmes and foster supportive work environments for staff.
Addressing the unique physical and mental health needs of survivors within medical and broader healthcare settings.
Regional coordination strengthening collaboration, strategy, and survivor-centred responses across the anti-trafficking sector in Asia.
A mental health and trauma resource platform creating space for learning, reflection and practitioner wellbeing through accessible knowledge, community dialogue, and trauma-informed engagement.
A practitioner-led global platform designed to meet the urgent, unmet need for daily and sustainable mental health support - beyond formal therapy, beyond training modules.
For delegate enquiries, speaking opportunities, sponsorship and scholarship applications, please contact the organising committee via [email protected]