Health Minister Mark Drakeford launched our new “Up 4 It” initiative at an event in Ystrad Mynach today.
PIONEERING NEW HAFAL INITIATIVE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE LAUNCHED TODAY!
Care Programme Approach Association UK Award
Hafal won the Care Programme Approach Association UK Award in the “Excellence in Providing Information about the Care Process for Service Users and/or Carers” category for our ‘How to get a great Care and Treatment Plan’ training course!
BEST AUTUMN CONFERENCE YET?
We had a fantastic day yesterday at Hafal’s 2013 Autumn Conference in Builth Wells.
Health Minister to Launch Pioneering Project for Vulnerable Young People in Gwent
Mark Drakeford AM will officially launch the “Up 4 It” initiative, which has been awarded £754,000 by the Big Lottery, on 14th November 2013 at the Post Grad Centre, Ysbyty Ystrad Fawr, Ystrad Mynach
“It’s a Wrap!”
Autumn Conference marks culmination of groundbreaking
Lights! Camera! ACTION! 2013 mental health campaign
The Sun newspaper prints correction of its “1,200 killed by mental patients” headline
Following public outcry and calls for better journalism from mental health charities, The Sun newspaper has printed a correction of its front page headline from earlier in the week which read “1,200 killed by mental patients”.
Investigation suggests that England’s mental health services are at crisis point
An investigation by the BBC and Community Care magazine suggests that mental health services in England are in “crisis”.
Lights! Camera! ACTION! reaches its climax at the Senedd today
Today is World Mental Health Day and to mark the occasion, Lights! Camera! ACTION! – our 2013 national campaign run by mental health service users and carers and supported by Hafal, Bipolar UK and the Mental Health Foundation – was celebrated at an event in the Senedd.
Lights! Camera! ACTION! Celebrated at the Senedd on World Mental Health Day
Hugely successful user and carer-led campaign will culminate in an event in the Oriel Gallery on Thursday 10th October 2013
Maggie from Carmarthenshire: give us input into the care plan!
Maggie, a carer from Carmarthenshire, and the person she cares for have had huge difficulties in getting an input into the care plan