Image via Wikipedia “We lose sight of our potential, and ... The jobs we do get are poorly paid, and don’t utilise our skills and experience. And there are practical considerations – we stand to lose our financial security, whether state benefits or private insurance, when we attempt to rebuild our lives. We also stand to lose the health and social services that we find helpful, so that at the time when we most need support, our coping mechanisms are undermined. Moving back into society becomes a risky business.”
Mental Health and Social Exclusion
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister June 2004
Web site www.odpm.gov.uk and www.socialexclusionunit.gov.uk
© Crown Copyright 2004
That’s the history of my last 44 years of life and large chunks of many of my friends lives written in those two paragraphs
Mental Health and Social Exclusion
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister June 2004
Web site www.odpm.gov.uk and www.socialexclusionunit.gov.uk
© Crown Copyright 2004
That’s the history of my last 44 years of life and large chunks of many of my friends lives written in those two paragraphs
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