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Inequalities in mental health: the inner city mental health project
This paper draws on the evidence of a 3-year evaluation study of an inner city mental health project. Innovative service developments aimed at Afro-Caribbean and Asian communities are described, as are the reactions of providers of mainstream mental health services to these initiatives. The structural position of special projects aimed at Black communities is explored in relation to mainstream mental health services, as are the difficulties which may be encountered by service users and project staff when the project is integrated into mainstream mental health services.
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Journal of Community and Applied Social PsychologyISSN
1052-9284Publisher
Wiley-BlackwellIssue
5Volume
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pp 383-394Department affiliated with
- Social Work and Social Care Publications
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2015-06-15Usage metrics
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