Hearing Our Needs Workshop
Counselling All Nations Services (CANS)
CANS as an active provider of mental health services for BAME communities in Belfast and the Greater Belfast Area would like to understand such needs in order to initiate a better dialogue towards the improvement, diversification, and accessibility of mental health services in Northern Ireland, particularly for their communities and the benefit of policymakers.
The Derry – Londonderry workshop will bring together individuals and providers from the community, to hear their expertise and experiences through this platform.
- Advice services
- Community development
- Community relations
- Health and wellbeing
- Housing and homelessness
- Men
- Race/ethnicity
- Rural development
- Volunteer development
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
UNISON North West office
The Old Church, Clarendon Street.
Derry
BT48 7ES
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Could you please confirm your attendance:
Via email sdonnelly766@qub.ac.uk
Text / Phone: Steven Donnelly 0754-025-2921
Text / Phone: Lekan Ojo-Okiji Abasi 0759-613-9247
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Hearing Our Needs Workshop
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