Social Inclusion

Mental Health and Social Inclusion Journal

A Life in the Day focuses on social inclusion issues for people who have mental health problems. It looks at how people can enjoy fuller lives in their local communities - finding jobs, learning new skills, volunteering or participating in arts, sports and leisure activities. Other areas explored include housing, finance, spirituality, cultural diversity and friendships and relationships.

For information about subscribing, download the flyer:

A.Life.In.The.Day.Flyer.pdf

Develop Partner Bromley Mind's own newsletter.

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A free newsletter, sharing information about activities and services for professionals working with marginalised carers.

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Kaleidoscope.June.09.pdf

NSIP E-Bulletin

This monthly e-bulletin is produced by Ben Taylor, National Day Services Lead at NSIP.

Download latest editions and view NSIP's archives:

Mental.Health.Day.Services.June.2009.pdf
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Each month, we publish a Newsletter in English and French that contains information on the following topics :

• Mental Health Europe's activities
• Activities of MHE's Member Organisations
• Mental health prevention and promotion issues raised at national and European level
• Disability, non discrimination and social topics that concern people with mental health problems and their families
• Up-to-date news from the World Health Organisation, the World Federation for Mental Health, the Council of Europe and the European Union institutions
• Announcements of most major mental health conferences and congresses organised in Europe

The Newsletter is a tool to exchange information and derives its value from the contribution not only from MHE Officers but also from MHE member organisations. If you would like to contribute an article to the Newsletter please send your information and news to MHE Secretariat.

The MHE Newsletter of this month as well as previous editions (starting January 2006) can be downloaded here:

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SCIEline

Keeping you up to date with SCIE’s work in the social care sector.

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