end of A strategy encompassing both drugs and carers and other partners will be Liz McGill December 2013 alcohol is being developed over the summer invited. and autumn months. This will pick up elements of the existing Alcohol strategy and Looking to further develop the Tez Cook take the place of the Drug Treatment Plan. network of groups across the county that will feedback but also mutual aid support, visible recovery activities and social enterprise initiatives. is likely to be a service user event regarding the further development of service user involvement and peer-led services. Strategy Mental Health Services Continued involvement of all Liz McGill approved to stakeholders to monitor 2017 Adult Services and NHS Hampshire Mental implementation of the strategy and Andy Wilshire Health Commissioners have developed a create on-going dialogue will take five-year Strategy in partnership with other place through Wellbeing Networks organisations, service users and carers. This (WiNs). To get involved in the future Jo Labrow will guide services in the future to help people development of mental health with mental distress, thus improving their lives services through the Wellbeing and those of their families and friends. For Networks, contact Liz McGill, Andy more information, see: . This covers all Wilshire or Jo Labrow.
end of December 2013 A strategy encompassing both drugs and alcohol is being developed over the summer and autumn months. This will pick up elements of the existing Alcohol strategy and take the place of the Drug Treatment Plan. carers and other partners will be invited. Looking to further develop the network of groups across the county that will feedback but also mutual aid support, visible recovery activities and social enterprise initiatives. is likely to be a service user event regarding the further development of service user involvement and peer-led services. Liz McGill Tez Cook Strategy approved to 2017 Mental Health Services Adult Services and NHS Hampshire Mental Health Commissioners have developed a five-year Strategy in partnership with other organisations, service users and carers. This will guide services in the future to help people with mental distress, thus improving their lives and those of their families and friends. For more information, see: . This covers all Continued involvement of all stakeholders to monitor implementation of the strategy and create on-going dialogue will take place through Wellbeing Networks (WiNs). To get involved in the future development of mental health services through the Wellbeing Networks, contact Liz McGill, Andy Wilshire or Jo Labrow. Liz McGill Andy Wilshire Jo Labrow
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