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This document outlines the key challenges and achievements in mental health services for diverse communities, led by Melba Wilson at the National Programme for Mental Health Equalities. It highlights the importance of appropriate and responsive services, community engagement, and improved pathways to care and recovery. Key populations discussed include refugees, older adults, children, and members of the LGBTQ+ community. The report details community projects, clinical governance, and essential frameworks for enhancing mental health equality across various demographic groups.
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Understanding the challenges – PD & Diverse Communities Melba Wilson National Programme Lead Mental Health Equalities 20 November 2009
DRE Building Blocks • Appropriate & responsive services • Community engagement • Better information
DRE • Improve pathways to care & recovery • Clinical governance • Community care • Primary care • Inpatient care • Forensic services
Specific populations • Refugees & asylum seekers • Older people • Children & young people
Achievements • Royal colleges; PCTs MH Trusts; CQC, training, access to services • 79 community engagement projects; 450 CDWs • Count Me In census, DRE Dashboard, MHMDS
MH Equalities • Currently • Age – Mental Health in Later Life • Gender – Gender Equality Programme • Race – Delivering Race Equality
Gender • Ten Essential Shared Capabilities • Women’s well being • Women in criminal justice system • Self-harm • Men’s mental health • Violence against women and girls • Lesbian, gay & bisexual • Transgender
Mental Health in Later Life • Let’s Respect • Primary care • Age Equality • Dignity & dementia • BME communities
Policy Framework • Commissioning guidance for PD Services (DH 2009) • Nice Clinical Guidance (2009) • Antisocial personality disorder • Borderline personality disorder
Learning & challenges • NMHDU • DRE • Local & regional initiatives • Communities • Services
Thank you • melba.wilson@nmhdu.org.uk • www.mentalhealthequalities.org.uk