Winners of the 2007 Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust
Good Practice Award for Partnerships

About Us

‘Working Together’ was developed in Cambridge ten years ago as an informal network made up of a wide and growing range of people who care about mental health issues.

It exists to provide a friendly forum for sharing innovative practice, promoting user involvement and supporting individuals who are trying to make a difference, wherever they are and whatever their background. Working Together aims to breaks down barriers and accept differences. If you choose to get involved with us we can offer you a positive experience amongst like minded people.

From April we are also involved in forming a new branch in Peterborough. For more details about this please click here.

The list of organisations involved is extensive and includes the statutory and voluntary sectors (including those that are service user-led), current and ex- service users, workers in local services and carers.

The Working Together Steering Group has representation from:

Working Together Lunches
We hold free quarterly lunches where people gather together to find out what’s happening locally in the mental health community and beyond. These are held at ARU (Anglia Ruskin University) in Cambridge on a Friday 12-2pm. Here you will have an opportunity to network with others and share your views. Funding for our lunches comes from a Trust charitable fund and donations are always gratefully received. See the 'What's On' page for dates of future lunches.

Other Activities
We are also involved in organising key events in Cambridge around World Mental Health Day, Mental Health Action Week and in promoting the principles of Recovery.

World Mental Health Day Events

Last revised 15 July 2008

For more details about the original images on the site email here