Mental Health Matters - Mental Health, Covid-19 and the Emergency Services

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Mental Health Matters - Mental Health, Covid-19 and the Emergency Services

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Date

Wed, 28 Apr 2021 - 16:30 to 17:30

Contact

cpullinger@tuc.org.uk

Cost

FREE

Overview

Join us for a special online event and the latest in our series of Mental Health Matters episodes. In this event we look at the impact COVID-19 has had on the emergency services and the mental health of those on the frontline. Guest speakers for the event include:

Karen Kendrick, TUC North West Executive
Rob Cartwright, Ambulance Service
Janet Farrar, Manchester College TU Education
Les Skarratts, FBU Executive Council North West
Joanne Moorcroft, UNISON Cheshire Police

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