Care and Treatment Planning

Care & Treatment Planning 

The Mental Health Measure (2010) states that all people who access secondary mental health services have a legal right to a Care and Treatment Plan. The Care and Treatment Plan uses a holistic approach to make sure that people’s wants and needs are identified. The main focus of a Care and Treatment Plan is on the person’s recovery rather than their mental ill health. Care and Treatment Plans will replace the Care Programme Approach (CPA).

Unllais are holding a series of events across North Wales for service users and their carers to come along and find out more about the new Care and Treatment Plans. These sessions will focus on what you can expect from a Care and Treatment Plan, how it will impact on you as a service user and talk you through the process of how they should be filled in.

1pm - 4pm,Thursday, 6 June 2013 

at Denbighshire Voluntary Services Council, Well Street, Ruthin 

(a light lunch will be provided) 

To book your place 

contact: Hilary Roberts 01745 818720 or email pacd@unllais.co.uk 

Travel Expenses will be reimbursed 

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Welfare Reform Awareness Session 

10am - 12 noon, Wednesday, 12 June 2013 

at Eirianfa Community Centre, Denbigh 

The Welfare Reform Session will provide information on Personal Independence Payment, Social Fund changes, Benefit Cap and Universal Credit. 

If you would like to attend, contact Hilary