Urgent and Emergency Care for Mental Health Project

News - 24 August 2021

Have you or do know someone who has received urgent and emergency care treatment at a time of mental health crisis?
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We would like to hear about your experience of accessing urgent and emergency care treatment for a mental health crisis. We’ll listen to any positive experiences you’ve had, as well as any potential difficulties you’ve faced accessing mental health care. 

We want to make sure that people’s experiences influence the provision of services provided to the public, so please come forward and share your experiences with us.

All information will be heard confidentially and recorded anonymously in a reporter later in the year to be shared with our providers and commissioners.

Share your views

To participate:

Call Andrea Arkwright on 01942 834666

Text MENTALHEALTH to 07939061874

Email Andrea.Arkwright@healthwatchwiganandleigh.co.uk

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