We aim to promote equal opportunities and challenge the stigma of mental illness by providing practical help and information, training and advice, working with people to develop new and existing projects and promoting good practice.
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Every year WWAMH carries out a consultation exercise to gather views from individuals and organisations on the services we provide. This feedback helps us to improve and develop WWAMH services.
WWAMH assists groups and individuals to play a key role as equal partners in local services, mental health development and planning procedures.
People living with mental health problems often also suffer poor physical health. There has been considerable interest and research on this link recently and the reasons for it are thought to be complex.
WWAMH supports and facilitates a number of service user led networks across the Three Counties. WWAMH also facilitates the recruitment of a number of service user and carer representatives for the various planning and service development groups.
West Wales Action for Mental Health provides a range of training and support to service users, groups and organisations.
This is an exciting new project developed by WWAMH in partnership with CVCMedia. The project will use digital media as a means of promoting recovery and well being.
