Support the European Patient Congress Depression
Your donation keeps the European Patient Congress Depression free and accessible, bringing expert guidance and patient voices to those who need it most. By contributing, you play a vital role in raising awareness, reducing stigma, and supporting mental health across Europe and beyond.
This event is organised by the European Alliance Against Depression (EAAD). Through community-based interventions, EAAD works to improve care, optimise treatment for patients with depressive disorders and to prevent suicidal behaviour.
Donate via PayPal
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Donate via bank transfer
Support the European Patient Congress Depression directly with a secure bank transfer.
Our account details:
Account holder: European Alliance Against Depression e.V.
Bank: Commerzbank Leipzig (Goethestraße 3-5, 04109 Leipzig, Germany)
IBAN: DE19 8608 0000 0203 2338 00
BIC: DRESDEFF860
Tax ID number: 231 140 26417
VAT Number: DE321416588
Please include “EPCD” in the payment reference to ensure your donation is allocated correctly.
How your donation supports our congress?
Renting the venue and organising logistics for the congress
Travel and accommodation expenses for guest speakers
Professional equipment and technical support for live streaming and recordings
Staffing and coordination to ensure the event runs smoothly
Producing participant materials and ensuring accessibility for all
Outreach and promotion to reach people who need it most
Why your support in fighting depression matters?
Around 280 million people worldwide live with depression.
It is recognised by the WHO as one of the leading causes of disability globally (2023).
There is an urgent need for better care, greater awareness, and stronger support systems.
Depression carries a major human, social, and economic burden.
