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Mind (National Association For Mental Health)
15-19 BroadwayLondon
E15 4BQ
Tel (MindinfoLine): 0845 7660 163
Deaf or Speech impaired enquirers can contact MindinfoLine on the same number (if you are using BT Textdirect, add the prefix 18001)
Tel (Admin): 020 8519 2122
Web: www.mind.org.uk
Best time to telephone: Mindinfoline: 9.15am - 5.15pm, Mon - Fri.
Mind is a registered charity no: 219830
Mind works throughout England and Wales for a better life for everyone with experience of mental distress. It provides information on all aspects of mental health to people who experience mental distress and their families, to professionals and the public. It publishes a bi-monthly magazine Openmind. Mind also campaigns for greater understanding in the wider community.
It offers a mental health services through a network of local Mind associations including sheltered homes, drop-in centres; counselling; advocacy and employment schemes.
Information on all aspects of mental health, including legal matters, to service users, carers, family and friends, researchers, students, service providers and the public.
Checked: March 2006
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