Information on User Involvement
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RB Mind is dedicated to meaningful engagement with service users and carers. There are a number of ways to get involved including:
Joining You in Mind
You in Mind is our new services users’ forum. If you are interested in getting involved or want to learn more about RB Mind’s activities please attend the forum.
The forum is open to any service user who uses RB Mind services. It is a great place to get your voice heard, explore some of the issues the organisation is dealing with and give feedback on the services you are part of. There will usually be a member of our Board of Trustees and a senior manager present.
Find out more about You in Mind here.
Becoming a Service Associate
Interested in representing and speaking on behalf of the people who use a service or project in RB Mind that you’re currently involved in?
We will soon be launching the Associates programme. As an Associate of your RB Mind service, you’ll be able to represent your service and learn about new changes before they happen as well as give your comments and thoughts.
Find out more about becoming an RB Mind Associate here.
Attending an Event
Learn more about mental health by coming along to a ‘What is’ seminar. Ask questions or learn about different conditions. Upcoming topics include:
What is:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Stress
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
- a Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG)
- Outcomes Based Commissioning (OBC)
New Voices
Are you new to being involved in services, speaking about them or speaking on their behalf? Come and try New Voices, for people who haven’t been involved much, or at all, in services before.
To find out more please email: [email protected]
You can also download our User and Carer Involvement Policy below:

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