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"The term 'hard to reach' is quite stigmatising and diminishing. If we’re hard to reach, it suggests we're the problem."

Isaac Ouro-Gnao explores the long-held myth of ‘hard to reach’ when it comes to Black people accessing mental health services.

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Wednesday, 13 January 2021

Long-awaited response to Mental Health Act Review published

Over two years has now passed since the Independent Review of the Mental Health Act made a series of recommendations to Government to overhaul this outdated legislation which allows people with mental health problems to be held against their will ('sectioned') in certain circumstances. The Government has now published its White Paper and opened a public consultation process for people to give their views on reforms to the Act.

• Wednesday, 31 March 2021

  Mind Cymru survey reveals toll of pandemic on ambulance workers' mental health

  Data from a survey of more than 250 staff and volunteers across police, fire and ambulance services in Wales has laid bare the scale of poor mental health within the emergency responder communities. The statistics come as Mind Cymru announces the development of their Blue Light Programme of wellbeing support for the emergency services, which has been funded by The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
• Wednesday, 31 March 2021

  Arolwg Mind Cymru'n datgelu toll y pandemig ar iechyd meddwl gweithwyr ambiwlans

  Mae data oddi wrth arolwg o fwy na 250 o staff a gwirfoddolwyr ar draws gwasanaethau'r heddlu, tân ac ambiwlans wedi dangos yn glir gymaint o iechyd meddwl gwael sydd yng nghymunedau'r ymatebwyr brys. Daw'r ystadegau wrth i Mind Cymru gyhoeddi datblygiad ei Rhaglen Golau Glas i gefnogi llesiant aelodau'r gwasanaethau brys, sy'n cael ei hariannu gan Sefydliad Brenhinol Dug a Duges Caergrawnt.

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