Our Vision in Conwy mind is of a society where everyone experiencing mental health needs and emotional problems receive both support, respect, and are accepted and included without fear of stigma and discrimination.
Our purpose is to support individuals and communities to a better understanding of good mental health, enabling people to think, feel and react in the ways that they need and want to live their life.
We do this by striving to deliver excellent service; by raising awareness and tackling stigma and through education and training.
With an estimated 1 in 4 people experiencing a mental health issue we are more determined than ever to continue to be there for people for as long as they need us.
• We respect and care for each
other and the diverse communities
where we live and work.
• We value every person as an
individual and find strength in our
differences.
• We listen carefully to make sure
we really understand what people
are saying.
• We embrace different points
of view and work together to
overcome our challenges.
• We’re a community, always
looking for ways to team up,
sharing information, resources and
knowledge openly.
•We support each other, celebrate
our shared successes and find joy
in the everyday.
• We’re serious about equity and
inclusion – if we see or hear
something that’s not right, we
don’t look the other way.
• We challenge each other with
confidence and respect to find a
way forward together.
• We speak out and fight injustice
and discrimination in mental
health, supporting others to do
the same.
• We’re curious, creative, and not
afraid to try new things.
• We take responsibility for what
we do, admit mistakes openly and
share learning widely.
• We actively look for opportunities
to learn and grow so we can do
better for the people who need us.
• We’re guided by lived experience,
expertise, and evidence to make sure
our work has the biggest impact.
• We look out for each other’s mental
health when we work together.
• We’re passionate and determined
people, always looking for ways to
build a better future for mental health.
