Much of this is achieved by engaging with mental health service users and our wider communities, to play a meaningful part in the planning, decision-making, monitoring and evaluation of services provided by the statutory and third sector.
We welcome all service users, their friends and families, to become a part of Impact’s work; this could involve receiving newsletters or regular bulletins outlining specific work we are involved in; or, taking part in questionnaires and surveys and accompanying Impact to a variety of meetings and consultation events around the county.
2012 promises to be a challenging and exciting year with Impact MH providing and involved with
- Peer group support
- Community engagement and enablement
- mental health training
- monitoring and evaluating mental health services
- Primary care engagement
- Consultancy
- Mental health forms and inpatient feedback service
If you would like to know more please contact Déanne Clark or Sam Cowland on 01582 611079, alternatively you can email Impact MH on enquiries@impactmh.org.uk