May
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YoungMinds urges government to launch campaign alerting young people to the dangers of cannabis
08/05/2008
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YoungMinds appoints Sarah Brennan as Chief Executive
13/05/2008
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Mental Health Act revised code of practice must be implemented to be of use, warns YoungMinds
14/05/2008
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Relaunch of YoungMinds Book Award highlights the value of reading for young people’s mental health
20/05/2008
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Treatment not prison for our young people
21/05/2008
YoungMinds, the UK’s leading children’s mental health charity calls for the Government to listen to the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs report urging a well resourced campaign alerting young people to the dangers of cannabis.
YoungMinds, the UK’s leading children’s mental health charity is delighted to announce the appointment of Sarah Brennan as Chief Executive.
YoungMinds, the UK’s leading children’s mental health charity is encouraged by the Mental Health Act’s revised Code of Practice published this week. Yet warns guidance must be acted on to ensure changes for young people experiencing severe mental difficulties. Further work also needs to explore how to practically implement guidance such as ensuring children and young people receive the same educational provision as their peers.
Books can have a vital part in promoting the mental and emotional well-being of young people, according to YoungMinds, the UK’s leading children’s mental health charity, which this month is relaunching its prestigious annual Book Award.
YoungMinds, the UK’s leading children’s mental health charity believes locking up young people with mental health problems is an indictment on society, criminalising young people when what they need is treatment.
