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Western Elections Results

 

The following were elected as the Western representatives to the Executive.

Angela Dooley (Panel B -Family member/Friend), Michael Kilgannon, Susan Morley and Barry Buckley (Panel A - Service User)

Supporting Your Vision

 

 Vision for Change which is the document which explains National Mental Health Policy, describes an inclusive model, which envisages that:

"Service providers (work) in partnership with service users and their families, and facilitate recovery and reintegration through the provision of accessible, comprehensive and community-based mental health services".

In order for this to happen, service users and their families, friends and carers must have a means of becoming actively involved in this process. The National Service Users Executive has been established in order to make progress on this commitment.

We cannot do this properly without the support of individuals who know, from their everyday experiences, what works best for them.

Elsewhere on this site, you can find information on the background to the establishment of NSUE and other sections where we try to give as much information as we can about the issues that we feel are important.

We also need your feedback on what else you feel is important, and you can register as a member (it's free) so that we can hear your views and respond to them as best we can.

We believe in accountability at all levels and every member will get a chance to vote for people who they believe will represent their views most closely. In this way, we can help the government's vision fit more closely the vision of all those who care about improving mental health services, promoting recovery and active citizenship, and having their hopes and ideas included.

If you don't wish to become a voting member, then we hope that you will find this site a help, support and source of inspiration.

 


 

 

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john

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