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Mental Health Networking Co-ordinator - Ruth Brown

Ruth's role is to :

  • develop and strengthen Dundee's voluntary mental health and wellbeing sector

  • build up and maintain a directory of community based mental health and wellbeing activities

  • promote and support the voluntary sector contribution to a mentally flourishing Dundee 

 

Click here for latest copy of Mental Health Networking Bulletin 

 

Mental health network gatherings will be held here at Number Ten in 2011 on the following dates: 

  • 5.p.m. Tues 17th April 2012

  • 5.p.m. Tues 19th June 2012

  • 5.p.m. Tues 18th September 2012

  • 5.p.m. Tues 18th December 2012

These gatherings are for you if you

Work in or serve on the board / committee of a voluntary sector mental health organisation working in Dundee

Want to get together with other people who do the same.

Wish to have more influence in the future of mental health services in Dundee. 

 

Contact Ruth at :           Dundee Voluntary Action

                                   Number Ten

                                  10 Constitution Road

                                   Dundee

                                   DD1 1LL

 

 Telephone  Number:   01382 305722

 e-mail: ruthbrown@number10.org 

 

Rainbow Guide

 Click here for latest copy of the Rainbow Guide 

Mental Health Service User Involvement Co-ordinator - Dorothy Potter

Contact Details :      

Dundee Voluntary Action

10 Constitution Road

Dundee, DD1 1LL 

Telephone  Number:   01382 305743 

 e-mail: dorothypotter@number10.org

Click here for full report on Tackling Stigma Workshop Meeting

Click here for latest Service user audit 

Click here for SUN Newsletter 

see me....Scotland

"see me’ is Scotland’s national campaign to end the stigma and discrimination of mental ill-health.  It is an alliance of five mental health organisations and fully funded by the Scottish Government. This campaign was launched in 2002.

‘see me’ has a new National Plan 2008 – 2011 which will be available in full on the website shortly. 

Click HERE for website link 

 

Chooselife

Every day, around two people die from suicide in Scotland

In 2002, the Scottish Government launched Choose Life, a ten year strategy and  action plan to reduce suicide in Scotland.

Choose Life sets out a framework to ensure that action is taken nationally and locally to build skills, develop training, encourage people to seek help early, improve knowledge and awareness of 'what works' to prevent suicide, and to encourage partnership working and improved co-ordination between services.

Suicide prevention is everyone's business

Don't hide it. Talk about it.

 Click HERE for website link