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2011
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Réseau Partenaires 107 is a publicly funded, non-profit mental health care coordination network covering the entire Western Hainaut territory of Belgium (from Comines to Ath, including Mons, Tournai, and surrounding municipalities). Established in 2011 as part of Belgium's federal Réforme Psy 107, the network does not deliver clinical care directly but orchestrates a five-function model spanning first-line psychology (Fonction 1), intensive ambulatory mental health via mobile teams and SPAD services (Fonction 2), social and professional reintegration including job coaching (Fonction 3), hospital psychiatric structures (Fonction 4), and specific residential formulas including protected housing (Fonction 5). It also runs specialized devices for double-diagnosis patients and for patients interned (TSI), coordinated by SIMiles for families and SIMiles Wallonie.

The network's products and underlying technology are non-commercial: the organization itself operates with a 7-person coordination backbone (Coordinatrice de réseau Yannick Vandenberge, local coordinators in Mons, Tournai, and Ath, plus project, communications, and administrative staff), while clinical care is delivered through a partner ecosystem of GPs, hospitals, conventioned psychologists, mobile teams (Résonances, EPSYM, EMSA/EMSI), job coaches (CRF Impulso, CRF Le Cap), housing providers (Housing First, AIS, SLSPs, CPAS), and psychosocial clubs. Technology use is limited to a WordPress-based information site (reseaupartenaires107.be), the PsyHainaut.be online directory for finding conventioned psychologists and orthopedagogues, and video-consultation (visio-conseil) capability. The organization holds no patents or proprietary software and is not a technology company.

Business model is public-sector coordination, not commercial revenue generation. Funding flows from INAMI (the Belgian national health insurance institute) under the SPIPL convention, from SPF Santé Publique via the federal mental health reform, and from regional agencies including AVIQ. Patient-facing pricing is restricted to subsidized co-payments for SPIPL sessions: first session free, €11 standard / €4 BIM status for individual sessions, €2.50 group sessions, and free for ages 15-23 since February 2024. The network reaches patients via referrals from GPs, hospitals, social services, and partner organizations; via mobile team outreach in patients' homes; via SPAD information and orientation services across three zones; and via the PsyHainaut.be directory, the primary patient self-acquisition channel. As of the available data, no revenue, funding round, or parent-company disclosures exist, consistent with its status as a publicly mandated coordination entity rather than a venture-backed or investor-owned business.

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Réseau Partenaires 107 is a publicly funded, non-profit mental health care coordination network in Western Hainaut, Belgium, orchestrating first-line psychology, mobile crisis teams, social and professional reintegration, hospital care, and supported housing across a five-function model for adults in psychological distress.

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HeadquartersMons, Belgium
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Mons
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Belgium
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Europe
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community mental health, mental health network, first-line psychology, psychiatric mobile teams, mental health coordination
Industry2 codes
1Residential Mental Health Treatment Centers
CodeHLAFACACPrimaryYes
2Behavioral Health & Cognitive Support Coordination (Dementia, Depression, SUD)
CodeHSABAIAFPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities62322
  • Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse Facilities6232
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Nursing & Personal Care Facilities8050
  • Services-Skilled Nursing Care Facilities8051
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Community Mental Health Network Services
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1Public healthcare system funding (INAMI / Federal)
TypeManaged Services
Description

Réseau Partenaires 107 is a publicly funded mental health care coordination network. It is not a commercial enterprise and does not generate revenue from patients directly. The network coordinates care funded through the Belgian national health insurance system (INAMI) and federal/regional reform budgets for mental health. Individual psychology sessions are reimbursed under the SPIPL convention (Soins Psychologiques Intégrés à la Première Ligne), where patients pay a subsidized co-payment (€11/€4/€2.50 or free for 15-23 year olds), with the remainder reimbursed via INAMI. The network itself operates as a coordination entity within the federal mental health reform framework.

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Pricing details4 tiers
1First consultation — free for all patients
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The first session with a conventioned psychologist is free for all patients. This applies across all age groups.

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2Individual consultations — €11 standard / €4 BIM status
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Individual consultations cost €11 per session for standard patients, or €4 for patients with BIM (intervention majorée / increased intervention) status.

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3Group sessions — €2.50 per session
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Group therapy sessions cost €2.50 per session at charge of the patient.

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4Aged 15–23 — fully free since February 2024
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Since 1 February 2024, all sessions with a conventioned psychologist or orthopedagogue are free for patients aged between 15 and 23 years old.

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Réseau Partenaires 107 coordinates mental health care for adults across Hainaut Occidental (Belgium) by orchestrating five functions: first-line psychology (SPIPL reimbursed sessions), ambulatory mobile teams (2A/2B) and SPAD home psychiatric services, social and professional reintegration including job coaching, hospital psychiatric units, and specific residential/housing formulas. Care is delivered through a network of conventioned psychologists, mobile teams, hospitals, social housing partners, and family associations, with subsidized co-payments (€11/€4/€2.50, free for ages 15–23) reimbursed by INAMI.

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  • Nearly 300,000 people accessed first-line psychological care through Belgian mental health networks (2022–2024)
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Réseau Partenaires 107 est un dispositif de soins en santé mentale couvrant l'ensemble du Hainaut Occidental, organisé autour de cinq fonctions complémentaires : Fonction 1 (première ligne : prévention, détection, diagnostic), Fonction 2 (santé mentale ambulatoire via équipes mobiles 2A/2B et SPAD), Fonction 3 (réinsertion sociale et professionnelle incluant job coaching), Fonction 4 (structures hospitalières intensives) et Fonction 5 (logement via formules résidentielles spécifiques). Le réseau déploie également des dispositifs spécialisés tels que le SPIPL (soins psychologiques intégrés à la première ligne remboursés), le dispositif Double Diagnostic et le Trajet de soins pour patients internés (TSI). Les services sont coordonnés via des équipes mobiles (Résonances, EPSYM, EMSA/EMSI), des SPAD territoriaux, des groupes thématiques de soins, et un annuaire en ligne PsyHainaut.be. L'offre comprend des consultations individuelles, en groupe, en visio et à domicile.

Product and service12 records
1Coordination of the mental health care network
CategoryNetwork coordination
2Function 1 — First-line psychology (Première ligne)
CategoryFirst-line psychology
3Function 2 — Ambulatory mental health (Mobile teams 2A/2B and SPAD)
CategoryAmbulatory and home-based psychiatric care
4Function 3 — Social and professional reintegration
CategorySocial and professional reintegration
5Function 4 — Hospital psychiatric structures (HIC)
CategoryHospital psychiatric care
6Function 5 — Specific residential housing formulas
CategoryProtected housing and residential care
7SPIPL — Integrated first-line psychological care
CategoryReimbursed first-line psychology
8Job Coaching in mental health
CategoryProfessional reintegration
9Double Diagnosis Device (Dispositif Double Diagnostic)
CategorySpecialized care program
10Trajet de Soins pour patients Internés (TSI)
CategorySpecialized forensic/justice-linked care pathway
11Thematic care groups
CategoryGroup psychological therapy
12PsyHainaut — Online directory of conventioned psychologists and orthopedagogues
CategoryOnline directory (patient-facing service)
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Partnership17 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2022-01-01
Description

INAMI is the Belgian national health insurance institute. It funds the SPIPL (Soins Psychologiques Intégrés à la Première Ligne) convention under which conventioned psychologists deliver reimbursed mental health care through the network. Since January 2022, INAMI provides the financial framework enabling patients to access affordable psychology sessions coordinated by the network.

2SPF Santé Publique (Federal Public Service Health)
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2011-01-01
Description

SPF Santé Publique is the federal body that launched and funds the Belgian mental health reform (Réforme des soins de santé mentale, 2011) of which Réseau Partenaires 107 is a territorial implementation. The SPF oversees and finances the network's five functions and coordinates with regions, communities, and INAMI.

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3Psy107.be (Mental Health Network 107 — umbrella organization)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2010-01-01
Description

Psy107.be is the umbrella organization for Belgium's mental health reform networks. Réseau Partenaires 107 is one of the territorial networks under this reform framework. The umbrella provides policy guidance, reform coordination, and a shared identity (the '107' designation comes from the founding project number).

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Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

SIMiles is an association of families and relatives of people with mental health difficulties. It provides support groups, speech groups, documentation, and proximity councils. It is a key partner in the network's function of involving families as care partners. Its expertise is officially recognized by public authorities.

5CLS / Relais Sociaux (Social Relays) — Mons and Tournai
Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Social Relay centers (Relais Sociaux) in Mons and Tournai host 'capteurs logement' (housing matchmakers) who facilitate access to housing for people with mental health difficulties and precarious backgrounds, by acting as intermediaries between tenants and landlords in 'limited-risk solidarity' arrangements.

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6Housing First programs (Mons and Tournai)
Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Housing First is an innovative approach that provides immediate housing to the most vulnerable homeless people (including those with mental health and addiction issues) without requiring treatment preconditions. The network partners with RSUMB (Mons) and RSUT (Tournai) Housing First programs as part of its housing function (Function 5).

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Strategic tierModerateTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Social Housing Agencies (AIS) are non-profit associations recognized by regional authorities that manage private-sector rental housing offered at affordable prices to low-income households. They are key partners in the network's housing access function, helping patients with mental health difficulties find stable, affordable housing.

8Société Wallonne du Logement / SLSP (Public Social Housing Companies)
Strategic tierModerateTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Public social housing companies (SLSP) in Wallonia manage social housing stock and are key partners for the network's housing function. The network maintains relationships with multiple SLSPs including SLHE, L'Habitat du Pays Vert, Lysco, Le Logis Dourois, Centr'Habitat, and others across the Hainaut Occidental territory.

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Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

LE FOREM is the Walloon Region's public employment service. It is a key partner in the network's professional reintegration function (Function 3), providing employment training, job placement, and career support services that complement the network's job coaching services.

Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CRF Impulso provides specialized job coaching for adults with psychiatric conditions in the Mons and Leuze-en-Hainaut zones. The job coach helps define professional objectives, search for employment, handle administrative procedures, and maintain employment once found. Contact: Eline Wieme.

Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CRF Le Cap (trading as L'Ancre) provides specialized job coaching for adults with psychiatric conditions in the Tournai, Mouscron, and Comines zones. Contact: Patricia Fontaine.

12Hôpital Psychiatrique CHP Chêne aux Haies
Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CHP Chêne aux Haies is a psychiatric hospital and a promoter of the mental health reform. It hosts EPSYM mobile teams (2A and 2B) and is a key partner in Function 2 (ambulatory intensive care) and Function 4 (hospitalization). Contact: Arnaud Geoffroy.

Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CRP Les Marronniers is a psychiatric center hosting the Equipe Mobile en Soins Assertifs (EMSA, 24/7) and Equipe Mobile de Soins Intensifs (EMSI). These mobile teams serve patients with chronic psychiatric conditions who have difficulty accessing care. Key partner in Function 2.

14PsyHainaut.be (psychologist directory)
Strategic tierSignificantTypeOthers
Description

PsyHainaut.be is an online directory of conventioned psychologists and orthopedagogues covering the Hainaut region. The network promotes this platform as the primary tool for patients to find and connect with first-line psychological care providers. It serves as the main patient acquisition interface for the network's psychology services.

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15Fédération des Maisons médicales (Belgium)
Strategic tierModerateTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Federation of Medical Houses groups multidisciplinary primary care centers (including GPs, nurses, social workers, and psychologists) that are key first-line partners for the network. Several specific medical houses in the Hainaut Occidental territory are listed as partners: Maison médicale Le Gué (Tournai), La Venelle, Maison médicale du Vieux chemin d'Ere, Maison médicale l'Alizé (Quaregnon), Maison médicale l'Atlante (Saint-Ghislain), and Maison médicale Le Car d'Or (Mons).

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Strategic tierSignificantTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CPAS (Centres Publics d'Action Sociale) are local public social welfare centers that provide emergency shelter, financial aid, and social support. They are critical partners in the network's housing function (night shelters, social housing referrals) and in supporting the most vulnerable patients. The network maintains active relationships with CPAS across its territory, including Mons, Tournai, Mouscron, and others.

Strategic tierModerateTypeOthers
Description

The AVIQ (Agence pour une Vie de Qualité) is the Walloon agency responsible for health and quality of life, including the oversight of protected housing initiatives (IHP). It is a regulatory and funding partner for certain network functions. The network also works with SPF Intérieur on matters related to internment (patients internés).

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1Psy107.be (Réforme des soins de santé mentale)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Umbrella organization for Belgium's territorial mental health networks, including RP107. Same reform framework, same five-function model, same federal/INAMI funding logic — directly comparable as the policy and coordination parent entity.

2Fédération des Maisons Médicales (Belgium)
TypeEmerging player
Description

Federation of multidisciplinary primary care centers that act as key first-line referral partners for RP107's psychology and mobile services. Comparable as a coordinating body for primary-care delivery across Belgium, with overlap in first-line mental health access.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Psychiatric hospital partner of RP107 hosting mobile teams EPSYM 2A/2B and active in Function 4 (hospitalization). Comparable as a promoter of the same Belgian mental health reform and as a Belgian psychiatric care provider embedded in a 107 network.

TypeOthers
Description

Belgian national health insurance institute that administers the SPIPL convention and other funding flows underpinning RP107. Comparable not as a competitor but as the systemic funder whose policy decisions directly shape the network's economics.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Federation of family/relative associations in Wallonia, a recognized strategic partner of RP107 for family support groups. Comparable as a wider, established mental-health support actor operating in the same regional ecosystem.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Psychiatric center operating EMSA (24/7 assertive care) and EMSI mobile teams within RP107 territory. Comparable as a French-speaking Belgian psychiatric provider operating mobile teams under the same federal reform.

7L'Adret ASBL
TypeDirect peer
Description

Belgian mental health association operating in Wallonia with a similar community-based, coordination-focused approach to adult mental health care. Comparable as a Belgian non-profit working at the intersection of mental health, social support, and community reintegration.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Federation of general and psychiatric hospitals in Wallonia and Brussels. Comparable as a coordinating umbrella for hospital-level care providers, several of which (including CHP Chêne aux Haies) participate in the RP107 network.

9Plateforme de Concertation en Santé Mentale de Bruxelles
TypeRegional player
Description

Brussels mental health coordination platform operating under the same Belgian federal reform framework as RP107 but serving a different geography. Comparable as a territorial counterpart for urban mental health care coordination.

TypeRegional player
Description

Walloon regional health network aggregator. Comparable as a cross-sectoral health coordination entity operating in the same broader Wallonia/Hainaut region but with a wider, less mental-health-specific mandate.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Réseau Partenaires 107

Community Mental Health Network Servicesreseaupartenaires107.be

Réseau Partenaires 107 is a publicly funded, non-profit mental health care coordination network in Western Hainaut, Belgium, orchestrating first-line psychology, mobile crisis teams, social and professional reintegration, hospital care, and supported housing across a five-function model for adults in psychological distress.

What Réseau Partenaires 107 does

Réseau Partenaires 107 is a publicly funded, non-profit mental health care coordination network covering the entire Western Hainaut territory of Belgium (from Comines to Ath, including Mons, Tournai, and surrounding municipalities). Established in 2011 as part of Belgium's federal Réforme Psy 107, the network does not deliver clinical care directly but orchestrates a five-function model spanning first-line psychology (Fonction 1), intensive ambulatory mental health via mobile teams and SPAD services (Fonction 2), social and professional reintegration including job coaching (Fonction 3), hospital psychiatric structures (Fonction 4), and specific residential formulas including protected housing (Fonction 5). It also runs specialized devices for double-diagnosis patients and for patients interned (TSI), coordinated by SIMiles for families and SIMiles Wallonie.

The network's products and underlying technology are non-commercial: the organization itself operates with a 7-person coordination backbone (Coordinatrice de réseau Yannick Vandenberge, local coordinators in Mons, Tournai, and Ath, plus project, communications, and administrative staff), while clinical care is delivered through a partner ecosystem of GPs, hospitals, conventioned psychologists, mobile teams (Résonances, EPSYM, EMSA/EMSI), job coaches (CRF Impulso, CRF Le Cap), housing providers (Housing First, AIS, SLSPs, CPAS), and psychosocial clubs. Technology use is limited to a WordPress-based information site (reseaupartenaires107.be), the PsyHainaut.be online directory for finding conventioned psychologists and orthopedagogues, and video-consultation (visio-conseil) capability. The organization holds no patents or proprietary software and is not a technology company.

Business model is public-sector coordination, not commercial revenue generation. Funding flows from INAMI (the Belgian national health insurance institute) under the SPIPL convention, from SPF Santé Publique via the federal mental health reform, and from regional agencies including AVIQ. Patient-facing pricing is restricted to subsidized co-payments for SPIPL sessions: first session free, €11 standard / €4 BIM status for individual sessions, €2.50 group sessions, and free for ages 15-23 since February 2024. The network reaches patients via referrals from GPs, hospitals, social services, and partner organizations; via mobile team outreach in patients' homes; via SPAD information and orientation services across three zones; and via the PsyHainaut.be directory, the primary patient self-acquisition channel. As of the available data, no revenue, funding round, or parent-company disclosures exist, consistent with its status as a publicly mandated coordination entity rather than a venture-backed or investor-owned business.

Réseau Partenaires 107 firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Réseau Partenaires 107
Legal name
Réseau Partenaires 107
Website
https://reseaupartenaires107.be
Company type
Private
Founded year
2011
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Réseau Partenaires 107 is a publicly funded, non-profit mental health care coordination network in Western Hainaut, Belgium, orchestrating first-line psychology, mobile crisis teams, social and professional reintegration, hospital care, and supported housing across a five-function model for adults in psychological distress.
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Réseau Partenaires 107 industry classification

Industry
Product category
Community Mental Health Network Services
NAICS
Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities (62322), Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse Facilities (6232)
SIC
Services-Nursing & Personal Care Facilities (8050), Services-Skilled Nursing Care Facilities (8051)
akta.pro primary industry
Residential Mental Health Treatment Centers (HLAFACAC)
akta.pro secondary industry
Behavioral Health & Cognitive Support Coordination (Dementia, Depression, SUD) (HSABAIAF)

Keywords

  • Community mental health
  • Mental health network
  • First-line psychology
  • Psychiatric mobile teams
  • Mental health coordination

Where Réseau Partenaires 107 is headquartered

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Mons
HQ country
Belgium
HQ region
Europe

Offices5 records

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Réseau Partenaires 107 business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

  1. Public healthcare system funding (INAMI / Federal): Réseau Partenaires 107 is a publicly funded mental health care coordination network. It is not a commercial enterprise and does not generate revenue from patients directly. The network coordinates care funded through the Belgian national health insurance system (INAMI) and federal/regional reform budgets for mental health. Individual psychology sessions are reimbursed under the SPIPL convention (Soins Psychologiques Intégrés à la Première Ligne), where patients pay a subsidized co-payment (€11/€4/€2.50 or free for 15-23 year olds), with the remainder reimbursed via INAMI. The network itself operates as a coordination entity within the federal mental health reform framework.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionPer sessionFirst consultation — free for all patients
SubscriptionPer sessionIndividual consultations — €11 standard / €4 BIM status
SubscriptionPer sessionGroup sessions — €2.50 per session
SubscriptionPer sessionAged 15–23 — fully free since February 2024

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels6 records

Réseau Partenaires 107 product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Réseau Partenaires 107 coordinates mental health care for adults across Hainaut Occidental (Belgium) by orchestrating five functions: first-line psychology (SPIPL reimbursed sessions), ambulatory mobile teams (2A/2B) and SPAD home psychiatric services, social and professional reintegration including job coaching, hospital psychiatric units, and specific residential/housing formulas. Care is delivered through a network of conventioned psychologists, mobile teams, hospitals, social housing partners, and family associations, with subsidized co-payments (€11/€4/€2.50, free for ages 15–23) reimbursed by INAMI.

Product overview

Réseau Partenaires 107 est un dispositif de soins en santé mentale couvrant l'ensemble du Hainaut Occidental, organisé autour de cinq fonctions complémentaires : Fonction 1 (première ligne : prévention, détection, diagnostic), Fonction 2 (santé mentale ambulatoire via équipes mobiles 2A/2B et SPAD), Fonction 3 (réinsertion sociale et professionnelle incluant job coaching), Fonction 4 (structures hospitalières intensives) et Fonction 5 (logement via formules résidentielles spécifiques). Le réseau déploie également des dispositifs spécialisés tels que le SPIPL (soins psychologiques intégrés à la première ligne remboursés), le dispositif Double Diagnostic et le Trajet de soins pour patients internés (TSI). Les services sont coordonnés via des équipes mobiles (Résonances, EPSYM, EMSA/EMSI), des SPAD territoriaux, des groupes thématiques de soins, et un annuaire en ligne PsyHainaut.be. L'offre comprend des consultations individuelles, en groupe, en visio et à domicile.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Coordination of the mental health care network
  • Function 1 — First-line psychology (Première ligne)
  • Function 2 — Ambulatory mental health (Mobile teams 2A/2B and SPAD)
  • Function 3 — Social and professional reintegration
  • Function 4 — Hospital psychiatric structures (HIC)
  • Function 5 — Specific residential housing formulas
  • SPIPL — Integrated first-line psychological care
  • Job Coaching in mental health
  • Double Diagnosis Device (Dispositif Double Diagnostic)
  • Trajet de Soins pour patients Internés (TSI)
  • Thematic care groups
  • PsyHainaut — Online directory of conventioned psychologists and orthopedagogues

Quantifiable outcome

  • Nearly 300,000 people accessed first-line psychological care through Belgian mental health networks (2022–2024)
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Réseau Partenaires 107

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Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

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Réseau Partenaires 107 partnerships and signals

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17 partnerships are on record, tiered core, significant and moderate.

  • INAMI (Institut National d'Assurance Maladie-Invalidité)coreOthers · 1 January 2022INAMI is the Belgian national health insurance institute. It funds the SPIPL (Soins Psychologiques Intégrés à la Première Ligne) convention under which conventioned psychologists deliver reimbursed mental health care through the network. Since January 2022, INAMI provides the financial framework enabling patients to access affordable psychology sessions coordinated by the network.
  • SPF Santé Publique (Federal Public Service Health)coreOthers · 1 January 2011SPF Santé Publique is the federal body that launched and funds the Belgian mental health reform (Réforme des soins de santé mentale, 2011) of which Réseau Partenaires 107 is a territorial implementation. The SPF oversees and finances the network's five functions and coordinates with regions, communities, and INAMI.
  • Psy107.be (Mental Health Network 107 — umbrella organization)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2010Psy107.be is the umbrella organization for Belgium's mental health reform networks. Réseau Partenaires 107 is one of the territorial networks under this reform framework. The umbrella provides policy guidance, reform coordination, and a shared identity (the '107' designation comes from the founding project number).
  • SIMiles Wallonie (family and relatives association)significantStrategic or Co-development PartnerSIMiles is an association of families and relatives of people with mental health difficulties. It provides support groups, speech groups, documentation, and proximity councils. It is a key partner in the network's function of involving families as care partners. Its expertise is officially recognized by public authorities.
  • CLS / Relais Sociaux (Social Relays) — Mons and TournaisignificantStrategic or Co-development PartnerSocial Relay centers (Relais Sociaux) in Mons and Tournai host 'capteurs logement' (housing matchmakers) who facilitate access to housing for people with mental health difficulties and precarious backgrounds, by acting as intermediaries between tenants and landlords in 'limited-risk solidarity' arrangements.
  • Housing First programs (Mons and Tournai)significantStrategic or Co-development PartnerHousing First is an innovative approach that provides immediate housing to the most vulnerable homeless people (including those with mental health and addiction issues) without requiring treatment preconditions. The network partners with RSUMB (Mons) and RSUT (Tournai) Housing First programs as part of its housing function (Function 5).
  • Agences Immobilières Sociales (AIS) — Social Housing AgenciesmoderateStrategic or Co-development PartnerSocial Housing Agencies (AIS) are non-profit associations recognized by regional authorities that manage private-sector rental housing offered at affordable prices to low-income households. They are key partners in the network's housing access function, helping patients with mental health difficulties find stable, affordable housing.
  • Société Wallonne du Logement / SLSP (Public Social Housing Companies)moderateStrategic or Co-development PartnerPublic social housing companies (SLSP) in Wallonia manage social housing stock and are key partners for the network's housing function. The network maintains relationships with multiple SLSPs including SLHE, L'Habitat du Pays Vert, Lysco, Le Logis Dourois, Centr'Habitat, and others across the Hainaut Occidental territory.
  • LE FOREM (Walloon public employment service)significantStrategic or Co-development PartnerLE FOREM is the Walloon Region's public employment service. It is a key partner in the network's professional reintegration function (Function 3), providing employment training, job placement, and career support services that complement the network's job coaching services.
  • CRF Impulso (job coaching — Mons and Leuze)significantStrategic or Co-development PartnerCRF Impulso provides specialized job coaching for adults with psychiatric conditions in the Mons and Leuze-en-Hainaut zones. The job coach helps define professional objectives, search for employment, handle administrative procedures, and maintain employment once found. Contact: Eline Wieme.
  • CRF Le Cap / L'Ancre (job coaching — Tournai, Mouscron, Comines)significantStrategic or Co-development PartnerCRF Le Cap (trading as L'Ancre) provides specialized job coaching for adults with psychiatric conditions in the Tournai, Mouscron, and Comines zones. Contact: Patricia Fontaine.
  • Hôpital Psychiatrique CHP Chêne aux HaiessignificantStrategic or Co-development PartnerCHP Chêne aux Haies is a psychiatric hospital and a promoter of the mental health reform. It hosts EPSYM mobile teams (2A and 2B) and is a key partner in Function 2 (ambulatory intensive care) and Function 4 (hospitalization). Contact: Arnaud Geoffroy.
  • CRP Les Marronniers — EMSA and EMSI mobile teamssignificantStrategic or Co-development PartnerCRP Les Marronniers is a psychiatric center hosting the Equipe Mobile en Soins Assertifs (EMSA, 24/7) and Equipe Mobile de Soins Intensifs (EMSI). These mobile teams serve patients with chronic psychiatric conditions who have difficulty accessing care. Key partner in Function 2.
  • PsyHainaut.be (psychologist directory)significantOthersPsyHainaut.be is an online directory of conventioned psychologists and orthopedagogues covering the Hainaut region. The network promotes this platform as the primary tool for patients to find and connect with first-line psychological care providers. It serves as the main patient acquisition interface for the network's psychology services.
  • Fédération des Maisons médicales (Belgium)moderateStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Federation of Medical Houses groups multidisciplinary primary care centers (including GPs, nurses, social workers, and psychologists) that are key first-line partners for the network. Several specific medical houses in the Hainaut Occidental territory are listed as partners: Maison médicale Le Gué (Tournai), La Venelle, Maison médicale du Vieux chemin d'Ere, Maison médicale l'Alizé (Quaregnon), Maison médicale l'Atlante (Saint-Ghislain), and Maison médicale Le Car d'Or (Mons).
  • CPAS / OCAD (Public Social Action Centers)significantStrategic or Co-development PartnerCPAS (Centres Publics d'Action Sociale) are local public social welfare centers that provide emergency shelter, financial aid, and social support. They are critical partners in the network's housing function (night shelters, social housing referrals) and in supporting the most vulnerable patients. The network maintains active relationships with CPAS across its territory, including Mons, Tournai, Mouscron, and others.
  • SPF Intérieur / AVIQ (regional health agencies)moderateOthersThe AVIQ (Agence pour une Vie de Qualité) is the Walloon agency responsible for health and quality of life, including the oversight of protected housing initiatives (IHP). It is a regulatory and funding partner for certain network functions. The network also works with SPF Intérieur on matters related to internment (patients internés).

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Direct peers

  • Psy107.be (Réforme des soins de santé mentale): Umbrella organization for Belgium's territorial mental health networks, including RP107. Same reform framework, same five-function model, same federal/INAMI funding logic — directly comparable as the policy and coordination parent entity.
  • Centre Hospitalier Psychiatrique Chêne aux Haies: Psychiatric hospital partner of RP107 hosting mobile teams EPSYM 2A/2B and active in Function 4 (hospitalization). Comparable as a promoter of the same Belgian mental health reform and as a Belgian psychiatric care provider embedded in a 107 network.
  • CRP Les Marronniers: Psychiatric center operating EMSA (24/7 assertive care) and EMSI mobile teams within RP107 territory. Comparable as a French-speaking Belgian psychiatric provider operating mobile teams under the same federal reform.
  • L'Adret ASBL: Belgian mental health association operating in Wallonia with a similar community-based, coordination-focused approach to adult mental health care. Comparable as a Belgian non-profit working at the intersection of mental health, social support, and community reintegration.

Emerging players

  • Fédération des Maisons Médicales (Belgium): Federation of multidisciplinary primary care centers that act as key first-line referral partners for RP107's psychology and mobile services. Comparable as a coordinating body for primary-care delivery across Belgium, with overlap in first-line mental health access.

Others

  • INAMI / RIZIV: Belgian national health insurance institute that administers the SPIPL convention and other funding flows underpinning RP107. Comparable not as a competitor but as the systemic funder whose policy decisions directly shape the network's economics.

Broad incumbents

  • SIMILES Wallonie: Federation of family/relative associations in Wallonia, a recognized strategic partner of RP107 for family support groups. Comparable as a wider, established mental-health support actor operating in the same regional ecosystem.
  • Santhea: Federation of general and psychiatric hospitals in Wallonia and Brussels. Comparable as a coordinating umbrella for hospital-level care providers, several of which (including CHP Chêne aux Haies) participate in the RP107 network.

Regional players

  • Plateforme de Concertation en Santé Mentale de Bruxelles: Brussels mental health coordination platform operating under the same Belgian federal reform framework as RP107 but serving a different geography. Comparable as a territorial counterpart for urban mental health care coordination.
  • Réseau de Santé Wallon: Walloon regional health network aggregator. Comparable as a cross-sectoral health coordination entity operating in the same broader Wallonia/Hainaut region but with a wider, less mental-health-specific mandate.

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Frequently asked questions about Réseau Partenaires 107

What does Réseau Partenaires 107 do?

Réseau Partenaires 107 coordinates mental health care for adults across Hainaut Occidental (Belgium) by orchestrating five functions: first-line psychology (SPIPL reimbursed sessions), ambulatory mobile teams (2A/2B) and SPAD home psychiatric services, social and professional reintegration including job coaching, hospital psychiatric units, and specific residential/housing formulas. Care is delivered through a network of conventioned psychologists, mobile teams, hospitals, social housing partners, and family associations, with subsidized co-payments (€11/€4/€2.50, free for ages 15–23) reimbursed by INAMI.

Is Réseau Partenaires 107 a public or private company?

Réseau Partenaires 107 is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Réseau Partenaires 107 founded?

Réseau Partenaires 107 was founded in 2011. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Réseau Partenaires 107 based?

Réseau Partenaires 107 is headquartered in Mons, Belgium, in the Europe region.

How does Réseau Partenaires 107 make money?

One revenue line is on record: public healthcare system funding (INAMI / Federal).

Who are Réseau Partenaires 107's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Psy107.be (Réforme des soins de santé mentale), Centre Hospitalier Psychiatrique Chêne aux Haies, CRP Les Marronniers and L'Adret ASBL. Fédération des Maisons Médicales (Belgium) is listed as an emerging player. INAMI / RIZIV is listed as an others. Broad incumbents are SIMILES Wallonie and Santhea. Regional players are Plateforme de Concertation en Santé Mentale de Bruxelles and Réseau de Santé Wallon.

Does Réseau Partenaires 107 have an API?

No public API is recorded for Réseau Partenaires 107.

What industry is Réseau Partenaires 107 in?

Réseau Partenaires 107's product category is Community Mental Health Network Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAFACAC, Residential Mental Health Treatment Centers, with a secondary code of HSABAIAF, Behavioral Health & Cognitive Support Coordination (Dementia, Depression, SUD). Its NAICS code is 62322 and its SIC code is 8050.

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