With Inclusion in Mind: The local authority’s role in promoting wellbeing and social development: Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003 Sections 25-31

DescriptionWith Inclusion in Mind
ISBN978 -0-7559-517
Official Print Publication DateNovember 2007
Website Publication DateNovember 09, 2007

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Contents

Executive Summary

Acknowledgements

Introduction
The role of Mental Welfare Commission
Examples of good practice
Background to the document

Scope of the Guidance
Every citizen rather than just a few people
Universal inclusion rather than segregation
The range of requirements under Sections 25-31 of the Act
Wellbeing rather than mental illness
Communities rather than individuals

Guiding Principles
Person-centred and community-centred
Partnerships
Personal autonomy
Supporting inclusive opportunities
All areas of life
Housing
Communities
Employment
Personal finances
Parenting and statutory education
Lifelong learning
Volunteering
Civic engagement
Arts and cultural activities
Healthy living
Health and social care services
Formal roles and informal relationships
Many partners, many layers
Challenges
Conclusion

Building an Action Plan
Change rather than maintenance
Funding
Monitoring progress as distance travelled
Steps
Inspection and accountability
Reviews

Glossary

Appendix 1: Service user-led audit

Appendix 2: Ideas for the whole system review

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