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PULSE ANNUAL No. 2
January 2003
Recent
Trends, Challenges and Issues in Funding Public Mental Health Services
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A Guide for Consumer Organization Leadership: Principles for Practice
Adobe Acrobat version of a report from the National Empowerment Center, made available at the Open Minds web site - " The purpose of this guidebook is to provide information about leading your organization toward that future. It summarizes those key leadership issues that are likely to be most relevant to the situations you face as consumer leaders. It provides information that will augment and enrich your current leadership practices and assist you in building new skills. The guide is broad-scoped, but with a premium on brevity. While it hopefully covers the more important leadership topics, it also leaves out others of necessity. Those we address, albeit briefly, contain references other resources where further information can be found...." See also the National Empowerment Center web site.
Statement by Michael Mathes, President of NAMI Florida On Governor Bush's FY 2005 Budget
PR Newswire press release at Yahoo - "There are more than 600,000 Floridians living with a serious mental illness. For them, Governor Bush's budget proposals take away the hope of recovery and a productive life. By seeking to overturn a person's right to effective depression and anti-psychotic medications, he closes the door on the ability of thousands of Floridians to live with their illness."![]()