Time to Change

The Daily Echo is lending its support to the Time To Change campaign, calling for an end to mental health discrimination.

During the coming months we will highlight different events designed to breakdown barriers as well as featuring those who have had first hand experience of mental health conditions.

We would also like to hear your stories about your own personal experience of mental health conditions, whether you have suffered discrimination and how you have been helped.

Contact Clare Kennedy on 023 8042 4500 or email clare.kennedy@dailyecho.co.uk.

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Suicidal students lose support care

Call to account: Is Julian Lewis in firing line

9:00am Saturday 19th December 2009

STUDENTS in Southampton with serious mental health problems have lost a “lifeline” following the dismantling of a specialist service, a Hampshire MP has told Parliament.

Charlie offers, well, paws for thought

TOP DOG: Charlie with, from left, staff nurse Sharon Marks, service users Joy Piper and Mary Marchment and staff member Ali Ruddam. Echo picture by Matt Watson. Order no: 9049927

7:10am Thursday 3rd September 2009

WITH his big eyes and floppy ears Charlie’s canine charm is helping patients on the road to recovery.

Chance to join online mental health survey

Chance to join online mental health survey

8:30am Friday 14th August 2009

PEOPLE are being urged to take part in a new online survey about mental health issues.

Take a seat for a better future

2:58pm Wednesday 12th August 2009

AN inviting sofa, comfortable cushions and a colourful lampshade – you wouldn’t normally expect to see a makeshift living room by Southampton’s Bargate.



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