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Mind brings together sector experts to discuss how we make sure our mental health system works for us all
On Thursday 03 September, mental health charity Mind held a roundtable at Westminster to bring together a range of experts from across the sector to discuss the role mental health services need to play to - prevent people from reaching crisis point – and keep people in crisis, their loved ones and the public safe.
Monday, 07 September 2026
»NHS mental health system failing staff and patients, warns Mind, as survey reveals widespread concerns over quality of care
Mind, the mental health charity, is calling on the UK government for an overhaul of the mental health system in England so that people can talk to a mental health professional when they reach out for help.
Tuesday, 25 August 2026
»Mind announces partnership with The Happiful Foundation and the Counselling Directory
Mind announces partnership with The Happiful Foundation and the Counselling Directory
Wednesday, 29 July 2026
»“When people see mental health problems portrayed sensitively in the media, it raises awareness, challenges stigma and encourages people to seek support. Being seen and heard, matters.”
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