Month: October 2017

Mental Health Reform welcomes publication of report by Seanad Committee on children’s mental health services

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Mental Health Reform welcomes publication of report by Seanad Committee on children’s mental health services Mental Health Reform, the national coalition on mental health, today welcomed the publication of the Seanad Public Consultation Committee’s report on children’s mental health services. The report follows a number of public hearings held by the Committee which sought the … Read more

Mental Health Reform acknowledges additional commitment of funding for mental health services in 2019 by Ministers Harris and Daly

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Mental Health Reform acknowledges additional commitment of funding for mental health services in 2019 by Ministers Harris and Daly Mental Health Reform today acknowledged receipt of a letter from Minister of Health Simon Harris and Minister of State Jim Daly committing to the full €105M of development funding to implement A Vision for Change between … Read more

Government fails to deliver promised funding for mental health in budget 2018

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Government fails to deliver promised funding for mental health in budget 2018 Mental Health Reform, the national coalition on mental health, has today expressed dismay that the Government will allocate just €15M of additional funding for mental health services in 2018. This follows confirmation today by Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People, … Read more

Mental Health Reform extremely disappointed in shortfall in mental health budget for 2018

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Mental Health Reform extremely disappointed in shortfall in mental health budget for 2018 Mental Health Reform, the national coalition on mental health, has today expressed extreme disappointment in the Government’s allocation of additional funding for mental health services in 2018, commenting that when put in the context of the commitment for 2017 it adds up … Read more

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