Mental health services in Ireland ‘outdated’ - commission

The Mental Health Commission has said people using services are too often seen as "second class citizens" as its latest report showed many relying on old, dirty and outdated facilities.
Mental health services in Ireland ‘outdated’ - commission
Thu, 02 Jul, 2020 - 07:00
Noel Baker

The Mental Health Commission has said people using services are too often seen as "second class citizens" as its latest report showed many relying on old, dirty and outdated facilities.

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