Older People & Mental Health
- To ensure serves are clear about and are able to carry out their responsibilities in respect of the age equality duty;
- To achieve commitment and consensus on the nature and future of services necessary to meet the mental needs of adults in later life
- To enable better understanding and care within generic, non-specialist settings and pathways
- To ensure implementation of relevant legislation and policy
- To ensure sustainable service user and carer involvement and results in improving mental health services
- To progress the implementation of the Making a Real Difference resource at national and regional levels
Specific areas of work
- Users and carers
- Refugees & Asylum Seekers
- Faith and Spirituality
- 3rd Sector Partnerships
- Health and Social Care Partnerships
- Commissioning for Equity & Well-Being
- Community Engagement
- Engaging London Stakeholders
- Training and Development
- Workforce Development
- Seminars and Events
- Information and Learning
- Improving Access, Experiences & Outcomes
Events
For presentations and photographs from the Older People's Extravaganza, 26 March 2008, click here
