1st DRAFT Peer-Led Recovery Focussed voluntary and public sector integrated Mental Health services 1st April 2015 – 31st March 2016 By Michael Lilley (My Time), Sascha Woolford (My Time), Vicki Haworth (NHS), and Robert Brindley (IOW Council) Changing Mental Health Services on the Isle of Wight through “Listening into Action” The Development of a Peer-Led integrated Voluntary/Staturtory Recovery Focused Mental Health Service on the Island. Summary of Outputs Outputs Achieved (the below information was accurate at 31.03.2016 with information deemed from records. As data is currently recorded manually and on a computer, and many service users have only started in last 6 months, there has not been sufficient time to follow-up) 190 Referrals as at 31.03.2016. The diagram below shows referrals for period 1st April 2015 to 31st March 2016. April involved service users transferred from Isle of Wight Mental Health Association. Agreement with IW NHS Trust (MH Secondary Services) was to delay referrals until building renovation work and staff appointed/trained, however, referrals still came from some
1st DRAFT Peer-Led Recovery Focussed voluntary and public sector integrated Mental Health services 1st April 2015 – 31st March 2016 By Michael Lilley (My Time), Sascha Woolford (My Time), Vicki Haworth (NHS), and Robert Brindley (IOW Council) Changing Mental Health Services on the Isle of Wight through “Listening into Action” The Development of a Peer-Led integrated Voluntary/Staturtory Recovery Focused Mental Health Service on the Island. Summary of Outputs Outputs Achieved (the below information was accurate at 31.03.2016 with information deemed from records. As data is currently recorded manually and on a computer, and many service users have only started in last 6 months, there has not been sufficient time to follow-up) 190 Referrals as at 31.03.2016. The diagram below shows referrals for period 1st April 2015 to 31st March 2016. April involved service users transferred from Isle of Wight Mental Health Association. Agreement with IW NHS Trust (MH Secondary Services) was to delay referrals until building renovation work and staff appointed/trained, however, referrals still came from some