Welcome to the HUBBlog!

The 'HUBBlog' is the online 'newspaper' for HUBB Mental Health. We want to keep you updated with what we 'Hubbites' are up to as well as any information that we believe will be of use to anyone involved in Mental Health, Wellbeing, Recovery and related services.

HUBB is not just about 'recovery' and support for those dealing with mental ill health. We are passionate about prevention. Programmes like Mental Health First Aid are particularly appropriate for business - especially in the current economic and social cliamte. Helping spot the signs and symptoms of stress, anxiety and depression and implementing strategies to promote a mentally and emotionally resiliant workforce and society will be vital for all our futures.

Further information can be found on the
HUBB Website.

Please comment and contribute! We look forward to hearing from you.
Showing posts with label advocate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advocate. Show all posts

Friday, 4 December 2009

December Monthly Meeting





The HUBB Monthly Meeting took place at Romford Baptist Church on 3rd December. As this is the last before Christmas this was our Christmas Party!









As befits these occasions there was plenty of food mixed in with quizes, raffles and silly hats!









The HUBB Chair entered into the spirit looking particularly dashing in his head gear.







Once again 'Jess' was centre of attention...although her attention was on the food!







The next Monthly Meeting will be on January 7th 2010 at the usual venue - ROMFORD BAPTIST CHURCH - Main Road, Romford (Next to ASDA). We look forward to meeting you there.

We wish you well for the Festive Season.

Monday, 16 November 2009

HUBB Website Update

The HUBB Website is being updated.

We now have a page that provides access to useful Capacity Assessment downloads for Havering and Barking and Dagenham. On the same page are Safeguard Alert forms for these two London Boroughs.

The website gives an overview of HUBB Advocacy Services, including Independent Mental Capacity Advocates (IMCA) and Independent Mental Health Advocates (IMHA). The Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DOLS) page outlines this element of the Mental Capacity Act and provides information on the training HUBB provides.

'Personalisation' is starting to make its presence felt in and around services for Mental Health. Advocacy will form an important part of this process. Although in its embryonic stage we are developing a Personalisation section to the website.

HUBB's Training & Development department is in demand. In the last month we have been running Mental Health First Aid courses, DOLS training, Recovery Star programmes, amongst others.

2010 looks like being a busy year!