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Employment

Building on our experience and successful projects, we develop and promote new ways of helping people with mental health problems get and keep work.

The You and Yours programme on 7 December featured a DWP minister visiting our Centre of Excellence site at Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL)

Listen to Bob Grove's overview of IPS and why we are setting up the Centres of Excellence (4:42 mins).

Introduction


03 March 2010 Sainsbury Centre welcomes new move to improve mental health of NHS staff The Open Your Mind campaign was launched today by NHS Employers. It will identify good practice among NHS organisations and produce materials to help local efforts to improve the mental health of health service staff.
07 December 2009 Sainsbury Centre welcomes government commitment to improve mental health at work People with mental health problems should receive better support to get and keep paid employment following the publication of two major government reports today: Working our Way to Better Mental Health and Realising Ambitions.
12 November 2009 Sainsbury Centre welcomes report on recession and mental health The current recession should lead to more, not less, investment in effective support for people with mental health problems to gain and retain paid employment

03 March 2010
Sainsbury Centre welcomes new move to improve mental health of NHS staff
The Open Your Mind campaign was launched today by NHS Employers. It will identify good practice among NHS organisations and produce materials to help local efforts to improve the mental health of health service staff.

07 December 2009
Sainsbury Centre welcomes government commitment to improve mental health at work
People with mental health problems should receive better support to get and keep paid employment following the publication of two major government reports today: Working our Way to Better Mental Health and Realising Ambitions.

12 November 2009
Sainsbury Centre welcomes report on recession and mental health
The current recession should lead to more, not less, investment in effective support for people with mental health problems to gain and retain paid employment