SCIE Guide 21: Commissioning and providing mental health advocacy for African and Caribbean men

References

  1. Equality Act 2006. London: HMSO.
  2. Mental Capacity Act 2005. London: HMSO.
  3. Mental Health Act 2007 London: HMSO.
  4. Patel, K., Winters, M., Bashford, J. and Bingley, W. (2003). Engaging and changing: developing effective policy for the care and treatment of Black and minority detained ethnic detained patients. London: Department of Health and National Institute for Mental Health England
  5. National Institute for Mental Health England (2003). Inside Outside: Improving mental health services for Black and minority communities in England. London: Department of Health.
  6. Department of Health (2005). Delivering Race Equality in mental health care and the government’s response to the independent inquiry into the death of David Bennett. London: Department of Health.
  7. Welsh Assembly Government (2001). Adult mental health services for Wales. Strategy Document. Cardiff: National Assembly for Wales
  8. Welsh Assembly Government (2005). Raising the standard: a revised national service framework for Wales. Adult Mental Health Services. Cardiff: National Assembly for Wales.
  9. The Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety for Northern Ireland (2006). Human rights and equal opportunity. The Bamford Review of mental health and learning disability (Northern Ireland). Belfast: Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety for Northern Ireland.
  10. Department for Social Development Northern Ireland (2007). Opening doors: the strategy for the delivery of voluntary advice services to the community. Belfast: Department for Social Development Northern Ireland.
  11. Cambridge P. and Williams L. (2004). Approaches to advocacy for refugees and asylum seekers: a development case study for a local support and advice service. J Refugee Stud; 17:97–113.
  12. Chouhan, K. and MacAttram, M. (2005). Towards a blueprint for action: building capacity in the black and minority ethnic voluntary and community sector providing mental health services. A study for the African and Caribbean Mental Health Commission. London: Greater London Authority.

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