PRESS reports recently have highlighted more and more young people are suffering with mental health problems. It is a myth that mental health problems are very rare. It is a fact that mental health problems affect one in four people young and old.
Depression, anxiety, self harm, dementia etc.
To find out about the 2gether NHS Foundation Trust the main provider of mental and social healthcare in Gloucestershire the public are invited to the Royal Agricultural University on Tuesday, February 25 from 6-8pm to an information event where they can question the governors and members of the trust's executive board.
The chief executive Shaun Clee will lead a conversation about local services. The event falls during the national eating disorders awareness week and as well as the 2gether services answering questions from the public the local BEAT group Cirencester eating disorder self help group will be on hand too.
Do please come and have your say.
PAT AYRES and ROD WHITELY
Trust Governors, Cotswolds.
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