Training brochure for mental health staff

A varitey of training opportunites for understanding mental health needs are now available.

Oxfordshire Mental Health Matters is a small, local charity that helps to build bridges between mental health services and the people who use them. Download their training brochure below:

• Autumn 2008 - Spring 2009 (.pdf format, 240 Kb)

• Partnerships
• Health and Well-Being Partnership
• News
• Government response to the NHS Future Forum report
• Carers' services in Oxfordshire are changing
• Government response to the NHS Future Forum
• Health and Social Care Bill 2011
• £371k to get more Oxfordshire women active
• Liberating the NHS: Legislative framework and next steps
• Public Health White Paper
• Oxfordshire Stronger Communities Grants
• 2012 Olympic Legacy Framework - consultation
• Physical Activity Delivery Plan - consultation
• White Paper 'Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS'
• Mental Well Being Newsletter 1
• Director of Public Health Annual Report IV 2009-2011
• Growing Older in Oxfordshire – 'A Tale of Two Counties'
• Healthy Weight Newsletter 4
• Healthy Weight Newsletter 3
• Launch of the 'Unwind Your Mind' mental health book collections
• Mental Well-being conference
• Hearsay event - Friday 12 March 2010
• New Horizons: a shared vision for mental health
• Let's Get Moving - commissioning guidance
• New Horizons consultation
• A National Care Service - Green Paper
• Health Inequalities - Select Committee Report
• Director of Public Health Annual Report 2008-2010
• ESF - Community Grants Scheme
• Transforming adult social care
• Mental Health needs assessment consultation
• Common Assessment Framework consultation
• Free leadership skills programme
• Link Stewardship Group election
• Q3 Alcohol News
• Oxfordshire most improved county in England
• Rural Access Grants
• Q2 Alcohol News
• Latest news
• Tomorrow's Older People report
• Director of Public Health's annual report
• Training brochure for mental health staff
• Alcohol Quarterly newsletter
• Consultation on partnership arrangement changes
• Free tickets for World Mental Health Day event
• Oxfordshire Sports Partnership draft report
• England's health inequalities 'unfair and unjust'

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Oxfordshire County Council, County Hall, New Road, OX1 1ND