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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.
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Develop Partner Bromley Mind's own newsletter.
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Residents' magazine produced by Affinity Sutton, of whom Broomleigh Housing Association are part of.
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Monthly Mental Health & Rehabilitation eCast from the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation.
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The Mental Health Resource Group Newsletter
Since it was launched in June 2003, the Multi-Faith Group for Healthcare Chaplaincy, part of the Hospital Chaplaincies Council, has sought to "advance multi-faith healthcare chaplaincy in England and Wales by facilitating a common understanding amongst Faith Groups, chaplaincy bodies and users, providing a means of consultation between Faiths.....(and).....co-operating with healthcare and chaplaincy organisations, bodies and authorities.
Such work currently takes place at a national level, on a macro scale. On the ground, these aims are worked out in specific local contexts. One highly visible and symbolic way lies in the design and use of sacred spaces.
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Develop partner Community Links produce a fortnightly E-News bulletin providing up to date information in voluntary sector activities and news, both nationally and specifically for the Bromley area.
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Develop's very own bulletin sent out to all members, featuring all the latest news, events and meetings from the Develop website.
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Inclusive Solutions are very experienced and skilled educational psychologists who with a great team of associates specialise in inclusion. They provide training, consultation and advice and carry out inspirational teambuilding.
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Action for Advocacy (A4A) is the central point of information on independent advocacy.
Their monthly bulletin includes latest news affecting the advocacy sector and latest training opportunities.
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Intelligence is a monthly newsletter from the UK Commission for Employment and Skills (UKCES).
The newsletter is a research and policy e-bulletin covering employment and skills issues.
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The JobCentre Plus's monthly electronic newsletter In Touch aims to keep their stakeholders up to date with the latest news, progress of their modernisation programme, forthcoming changes to benefit rules, updates on performance, as well as news on important policy issues which affect shared customers.
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Jobfresh is a publication that helps connect jobseekers and recruiters in every region and industry sector, available through Jobcentre Plus, CTPs, colleges, universities, careers services and now online.
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A free newsletter, sharing information about activities and services for professionals working with marginalised carers.
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MHA Bulletins from the NHS East Counties Library, usually updated weekly.
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This monthly e-bulletin is produced by Ben Taylor, National Day Services Lead at NSIP.
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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.
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Rapport Magazine
Rapport is the MBF's full-colour magazine featuring in-depth reports, case studies of good practice, news and views on mentoring and befriending, information on government policy and the latest research studies, book reviews, personal profiles of those involved in schemes and much much more.
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Various articles and contact information for the National Institute for Adult and Continuing Education (NIACE) programme that promotes adult learning.
Also included are various useful weblinks, including NIACE's own podcast. NIACE and NSIP are working together with the Learning and Skills Council to promote full access to elarning for people with mental health issues. Develop is a member of their London network.
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Magazine that inspires people with mental health difficulties to get the best out of life while challenging stereotypes and spreading information that would help everyone to understand mental health difficulty better.
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Imagine
Produced by Paradigm, this quarterly newsletter covers many aspects of Person Centred Approaches and Self-Direct Support issues with a range of articles designed to stimulate thinking, debate and practice.
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SRN was formally launched as an initiative within The National Programme for Improving Mental Health and Wellbeing in late 2004.
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Newsletter of In-Control, the government's self-directed support website.
Publication is bi-monthly.
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SCIEline
Keeping you up to date with SCIE’s work in the social care sector.
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Stand to Reason is a service-user led organisation that intends to work with and for people with mental ill health in the way that Stonewall has for gay people: raising the profile, fighting prejudice, establishing rights and achieving equality.
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Quarterly newsletter from the Service User Involvement Team (SUITe) of Develop Partner Bromley Advocacy Project (BAP), which specialises in promoting the voice of Service Users.
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Aiming to contain information, news & key updates relevant to the field of Carers in Mental Health, it is also a way to communicate and share new initiatives, research, consultation, training and events.
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You may have heard that major changes are being made to adult social care in Bromley. This is also happening across the UK. The changes will give people who need care and support more choice, control and flexibility over how they live their lives. Bromley Council are calling this programme of change Supporting Independence in Bromley.
This briefing is to answer some of the frequently asked questions about Supporting Independence in Bromley.
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Newsletter from WorkWAYS, part of the Devon Partnership NHS Trust, for people with learning & work in mind.
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A monthly newsletter and fortnightly ebulletin library from The Network, a network of organisations set up to tackle social exclusion in libraries, museums, archives and galleries.
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Time to Change is England's most ambitious programme to end discrimination faced by people who experience mental health problems.
It produces a quarterly newsletter to keep you updated about what's going on in the programme and ways you can get involved.
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Touchbase is a periodical newsletter produced by the DWP for their advisers, intermediaries and other professionals.
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Well-being is a free quarterly e-newsletter edited by Professor Neil Thompson, Director of Avenue Consulting Ltd and Director of the Institute for Applied Social Sciences, Liverpool Hope University.
Well-being addresses issues relating to both social well-being (matters of human concern in communities and in society at large) and workplace well-being (matters of human concern in the world of work).
It offers short articles, news items and reviews that will be of interest to members of the people professions (that is, the helping professions, human resource management and management and leadership more broadly).
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