An investigation into the accessibility of Mental Health & wellbeing services for Young People in B&NES

News - 6 June 2022

Our Community Pot funded Youth Connect South West to investigate the accessibility of mental health and wellbeing services for young people in Bath and North East Somerset.
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The purpose of this Community Pot project was to investigate the accessibility of mental health and wellbeing services for young people in Bath and North East Somerset. Two ‘Health Inspectors’ were recruited from the NEET cohort to carry out the research and were supported by project leaders from Youth Connect South West.

Meeting with the Healthwatch Steering Group October 2021. Left to right: Becky Hughesman (Bath Mind), Louise Stone (YCSW), Louise Reeves (Off the Record), Clare Laker (BANES Council), Kieran Rooker (Health Inspector), Louise Allen (Health Inspector), Ge

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