Mental Health: Delivering Improved, Integrated and Accessible Services
- 27 February 2014
- 08:30 - 16:30
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Children and young people’s mental health services continue to struggle with funding and availability shortages. As service need rises in contrast with service provision, this conference will explore how CAMHS factor into the NHS Long Term Plan, if devolution of legislative power over health and social care can encourage new approaches to services and how increasing local authority funding is crucial to improving CAMHS.
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Construction of The Bridgewater Hall commenced on 22 March 1993, but the idea of a new concert hall for Manchester dates back to the reconstruction of the Free Trade Hall in the 1950s after wartime bomb damage. The Free Trade Hall was home to the city’s famous Hallé orchestra and also hosted rock and pop concerts. However, despite holding great public affection, the 1850s Free Trade Hall was ill-equipped to respond to the rising standards of service and acoustic excellence demanded by performers and audiences.
