Review of a Vision for Change
Department of Health are reviewing the National Mental Health Policy
The Department of Health are reviewing the National Mental Health Policy for Ireland, “A Vision for Change”.
The Oversight Group, which is the group involved in reviewing the Vision for Change, are holding meetings for people to suggest changes for mental health policies in Ireland.
The sessions are free to attend but require online registration.
Review of A Vision for Change
Who can attend?
Mental health service users, their families, voluntary group and community representatives and anyone who works or has an interest in mental health can attend the sessions.
Where and when are they?
There will be four separate meetings in different areas of the country.
- Cork: 17 July from 2-5pm, click here to register
- Tullamore: 18 July from 2-5pm, click here to register
- Sligo: 19 July from 2-5pm, click here to register
- Dublin: 10 August from 2-5pm, click here to register
Register today to ensure your voice is heard.
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