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Publication - Consultation paper

Mental health and wellbeing strategy: consultation

Published
29 June 2022
Directorate
Mental Health Directorate, +15 more … Children and Families Directorate, Digital Health and Care Directorate, Early Learning and Childcare Directorate, Equality, Inclusion and Human Rights Directorate, Chief Operating Officer, NHS Scotland Directorate, Health Workforce Directorate, Healthcare Quality and Improvement Directorate, Justice Directorate, Learning Directorate, Legal Services (Solicitor to the Scottish Government), Population Health Directorate, Primary Care Directorate, Social Care and National Care Service Development, Social Security Directorate, Tackling Child Poverty and Social Justice Directorate
Topic
Children and families, Communities and third sector, Equality and rights, +3 more … Health and social care, Public sector, Work and skills
ISBN
9781804356579

We want to hear your views on what a new mental health and wellbeing strategy for Scotland should look like. We have asked a series of questions, and your answers to these will help us write the final strategy.

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Questions – Part 11

Equalities

We are aware that existing inequalities in society put some groups of people at a higher risk of poor mental health. We also know that not being able to access mental health support and services can increase that risk.

The previous questions provided an opportunity to comment on the factors that influence our mental health and wellbeing and our experiences of services.

11.1 Do you have any further comments on what could be done to address mental health inequalities for a particular group of people? If so, what are they?

Contact

Email: MentalHealthStrategyEngagement@gov.scot

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