Hello All
I am forwarding an invitation to a BPS day
on Community Engagement for Social Inclusion. It is likely to be of particular
interest to anybody working in a foundation trust who is interested in seeing
how the structures of those organizations can be used to enhance community
engagement, particularly around adult mental health.
Best wishes
Carl
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Subject: Free BPS/NSIP Community
Engagement for Social Inclusion Conference on February 26th
Dear
Colleagues,
Free
BPS/National Social Inclusion Programme Conference on Community Engagement for
Social Inclusion - February 26th at the
As part of a BPS
secondment to NSIP I am running a one day conference at the London BPS HQ on
February 26th on Community Engagement for Social Inclusion and Mental Health.
Please find
attached a flyer explaining what the conference is about with a powerpoint
and a document explaining the National Social Inclusion Programme's work in
this area entitled "Communities of Influence".
The take up so
far has meant that there are now free places available for this conference
even if your organisation is not part of the NSIP "Communities of
Influence" programme. Places will be made available on a first come first
served basis from now on.
It would be
really interesting if you could attend and bring with you a colleague from
another part of the family of applied psychologists so we get not only mental
health specialists but employment, community development, family oriented,
regeneration oriented, teaching specialists, educational psychologists and
research oriented professionals all together.
Please feel free
to disseminate this email to your colleagues. I do hope you take this
opportunity and I look forward to meeting you or colleagues on the day.
All best
wishes,
Dr Fabian
Davis
Consultant
Clinical Psychologist
Associate
Director of the National Social Inclusion Programme at NIMHE
Vice-chair.
Psychosis and Complex Mental health Faculty of the DCP at the BPS
Why not
visit www.developbromley.com and
find out about social inclusion and mental health in Bromley
Dr. Fabian
Davis
Consultant
Psychologist (Community & Social Inclusion)
Lead for Social
Inclusion
Bromley Mental
Health Services
Oxleas NHS
Foundation Trust
2nd Floor, Yeoman
House
Penge.
Tel: 020 8676
5489
I am currently
working Monday,Tuesday and Wednesday at Oxleas and
Thursday and
Fridays at the National Social Inclusion Programme.
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