We are committed to delivering quality services through meeting the needs and expectations of the people who use them.
We encourage creativity and welcome new ideas and suggestions for improvement. Our Involvement Policy has been developed to give a voice to the people who use our services by providing opportunities for them to become involved in the services they use, as well as influence decision making and therefore help to shape these services.
The level of involvement can be tailored to suit individual needs and circumstances. From helping out in our Orchard Centre café, to providing one to one peer support or responding to enquiries in our Information Resource Centre, there are many ways in which people can get involved.
For further details, or if you have a new idea about how you would like to be involved, please speak to your usual contact at Health in Mind or call 0131 225 8508.
Service User Evaluation 2010
We are always keen to find out how we are doing from the people who really know - our service users - so we send out a feedback questionnare every year.
View the results of the 2010 Service User Evaluation.
Service Manager:
Wendy Bates: wendy.bates@health-in-mind.org.uk
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If you or someone you care for is facing a crisis and in distress, please contact NHS 24 or your GP directly.
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Get Involved
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Volunteering
Do you have a few hours to spare each week and are you keen to put them to good use?
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Service User Involvement
Involving people who use Health in Mind's services.
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Make a Donation
All donations welcome! Please help us to make a positive impact on mental health and wellbeing in Scotland.
What you think
“I see it as another step on my route to recovery”
Joe, Gorgie
“Having the experience of being involved, having ideas to make things better. It’s valuable to be heard.”“
Caroline, Leith
“The more opinions you get about something, the more likely you are to get a better outcome.”
James, Edinburgh