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An extra £12 million will be spent over the next 2 years to expand services that make mental health assessments available to those arrested.
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Government opens bidding to fund health based places of safety to stop those in mental health crisis being held in police cells.
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Alistair Burt, Minister for Community and Social Care, speaks about the progress in mental health services for children and young people.
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David Cameron announces that tens of thousands of people with mental health conditions will be supported to find or return to work.
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An extra £1 billion will be invested in mental health care by 2021 and a million more people will get mental health support.
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Alistair Burt outlines why adults should talk to children and young people about mental health and introduces new online resources.
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The department's response outlines how it plans to make improvements to perinatal mental health.
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David Cameron gave a speech on life chances, explaining how the government intends to transform the lives of the poorest in Britain.
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The Prime Minister will announce almost a billion pounds of investment to enhance mental health services across the country.
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Crisis care programme reduces use of police cells as a 'place of safety' by more than 50% for people experiencing a mental health crisis.
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David Cameron gave a speech setting out his plans for "a 7-day NHS, safe in our hands - for every generation to come".
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Sports bodies are signing up to the Mental Health Charter for Sport and Recreation to help remove stigma and prejudice around mental health.
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Nick Clegg has secured £1.25 billion of new funding as part of today’s budget to help children and new mothers with mental health issues.
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Nick Clegg announces a search for unsung mental health heroes who have helped, supported or inspired those with mental health conditions.
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Nick Clegg announced the winners of the Mental Health Hero Awards, as people are asked to take 5 minutes to help break the stigma around mental health.
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The Deputy Prime Minister spoke about removing mental health stigma and the need to adopt a 'zero suicide' ambition across the NHS.
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The Deputy Prime Minister hosted a major Mental Health Conference on 19 January to discuss the future of mental health services in England.
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A revised code of practice for the Mental Health Act 1983 provides guidance for professionals.
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Members of the Deputy Prime Minister’s Mental Health Taskforce met for the first time today to look at 3 priority mental health areas.
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The government has announced a further £12 million is to be invested in helping people with mental health conditions return to work.
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