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Recovery Devon

Newsletter Relaunched

We are pleased to present the relaunch of the Recovery Devon Newsletter.

Please click here to download it.

This is an exciting year! There is a drive for more person-centred provision and exploring valued approaches to Recovery. Recovery Devon has an important opportunity to work with you to focus on service improvement, hope, and to amplify our collective voice.

Thank you to all who have made this possible with your enthusiasm, commitment and belief in Recovery. We aim for better futures for those with mental health difficulties.

This is our first newsletter for three years. We have been funded by Devon Partnership Trust via Re-think Mental Illness with an expectation that we can become self funding in the future. We aim shortly to become a Community Interest Company committed to the work and practice that can make recovering a meaningful life truly possible.
We welcome your interest.

Project Hope

Health, Opportunity & Purpose

for Everyone

One of the great things about being involved with Recovery at the moment is the way the ideas are spreading far and wide across the country.

A fine example is Project Hope, run by Jo Baker, of the North Essex PCT Cluster.

The Project has started a number of really exciting initiatives.

Two recent Newsletters are available here:
February 2012
April 2012

Royal College of Psychiatrists

Service Users' and Carers' Fora

The Royal College of Psychiatrists is committed to involving people with experience of mental health issues in its work.  The Service Users’ Recovery and Carers’ Fora are currently seeking volunteers to join their members.

Please circulate the invitation to any individuals, groups, or networks that you feel would be interested.

Closing date for applications: Friday 10 May 2012

Read more: Royal College of Psychiatrists Forums