What is South Tyneside Mental Health User Voice?
South Tyneside Mental Health User Voice Service, part of Mental Health Matters, exists to promote people’s involvement with mental health services in the South Tyneside area, as well as overall positive wellbeing. They challenge prejudice and stigma, reducing isolation and enable people to increase their confidence. They also provide general support, including signposting to other cross-sector services while supporting local area initiatives, consultations and events.
Mental Health Provision Feedback
The service is gathering feedback on mental health provision in South Tyneside in the form of a survey. This short survey should take 2 minutes to complete and is aimed at adults who are living in South Tyneside and receiving support from mental health services which can include support from statutory or voluntary sector organisation or both.
Any feedback provided will help the service understand what is currently working well, what can be changed or improved and if there are any gaps in service provision. The information provided will be compiled into a report to help improve service provision.
The survey can be accessed through this link: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/VTMLTZX
If you would like to complete the questionnaire over the phone, please contact Zuzana, Mental Health Matters Development Worker, on:Â 07590734259 to discuss this. If you have any community groups which you would like Zuzana to visit and discuss the questionnaire and South Tyneside Mental Health User Voice’s services, please contact her on the above number.
The survey is open until 10th January 2021.
