A number of Welsh stars have visited mental health charity Hafal’s Have You Clicked? Royal Welsh stand in support of its new anti-stigma campaign.
Scott Quinnell, Derek Quinnell, Stuart Cable, Derek Brockway, Lembit Opik MP and Jamie Owen were among a number of figures from politics and entertainment who came to find out more about how to combat stigma surrounding mental health…
Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council is providing a very good range of social services, and is striving to deliver services which meet the changing needs and expectations of the public, according to a report published this week…
Mental health charity Hafal’s Have You Clicked? anti-stigma campaign will get its national launch next week at the Royal Welsh Show in Builth Wells.
This week sees the launch of Welsh mental health charity Hafal’s new anti-stigma campaign “Have You Clicked?” which will target hundreds of thousands of people across Wales with a clear anti-stigma message…
A new report by the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health is calling for a new approach to prison mental health services that would recognise that mental illness among inmates of Britain’s jails is not the exception but the rule…
Health Minister Edwina Hart AM has announced a new drive to bring an end to mixed sex hospital wards in Wales…
Health Minister Edwina Hart has given her approval to plans for a new mental health unit for children and young people in North Wales…
On Tuesday 10th June at the Oriel within the Senedd, Hafal and the Carers Alliance Wales hosted a one day event to celebrate Carers Week 2008. The Deputy Minister for Health and Carers Champion for Wales Gwenda Thomas AM launched the event and announced her priorities for Carers in the coming year. Jenny Randerson AM and Helen Mary-Jones AM also spoke of their support for carers in Wales.
The Welsh Assembly Government has given its approval to plans for the development of a new £22m unit for children and young people with a range of mental health conditions in South, Mid and West Wales…
A study into the provision of mental health services in England has been published this week by the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health in collaboration with Lincoln University…
Study looks ahead at next 20 years of English mental health spending
A major new study by the King’s Fund into the cost of meeting mental health needs in England over the next two decades is published this week…
