Coronavirus Mental Health Response Fund

News - 22 April 2020

The coronavirus pandemic means that more people, either with or without an existing mental health problem, are seeking support for their mental health.
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From 16 April 2020 voluntary sector, mental health organisations in England can apply for grants to help them provide additional coronavirus support. Read more

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