MANCHESTER USERS NETWORK MUN MEMBERS MEETING Wednesday 25Th November, 2015 Time, 1:30 pm
MANCHESTER USERS NETWORK
MUN MEMBERS MEETING
Wednesday 25Th November, 2015 Time, 1:30 pm
MUN Supported Appointment of New Mental Health Minister
Manchester User’s Network have long campaigned for the government creation of a dedicated minister for mental health . So last week we were tweeting Jeremy Corbyns to please create a minister for mental health as we desperately need one. Even if that’s just to sort out the terrible services, Service users are presently receiving in Manchester under a Manchester Labour Scrutiny Committee
Statement condemns the impact of welfare transformation and austerity on the lives of some of the most vulnerable communities in Britain
Historic social work meeting agrees joint approach to safeguard and promote a valuable profession:
A meeting of UK social work organisations has agreed to campaign collectively to safeguard their valuable profession.
Mental health problems for call centre staff a bigger and bigger issue, says Manchester union representative
The mental health problems for call centre employees is becoming a ‘bigger and bigger issue’, a senior Manchester union representative has warned.
Linda Craven from the Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers (Usdaw) told MM of the increasing pressures on call centre employees, based on her own experiences.
Crisis in Mental Health and Social Care Manchester Conference Sat 14Th March 11am
Crisis in Mental Health and Social Care Conference
Saturday 14th March 11am-3pm
Manchester Methodist Hall
Help to “Stage the Heart” this Valentine’s Day against Killer Cuts to Mental Health & Homelessness Services 11am Prompt Manchester Town Hall Steps
The message is clear and members of the public, Unison members and members of MUN turned out on Valentines Day asking those who Love Manchester to tell Manchester City Councillors not to implement cuts to Manchester Mental Health Services already cut to the marrow as Manchester City Councillor Paul Andrews (Bagley) recently said: “These cuts are already down to the marrow.” MUN’s Chair Paul Reed in response said: ” This mean further killer cuts will mean the loss of lives and that’s something Manchester User’s Network is not prepared to allow, if this Council implements these killer cuts MUN would seek legal action against Manchester City Council.”
