New dawn for mental health care - view on video
"THIS facility could be used by any one of us in our lifetime."
This was the message from Kevin Bond, the director of mental health at North East Lincolnshire Care Trust Plus, at the official opening of a new £14-million state-of-the-art hospital in Grimsby.
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Opening of the new Harrison House mental health care unit on Peaks Lane In Grimsby. - Pictured outside the unit, celebrating the opening are (from left) chief executive of the NEL Care trust Plus, Jane Lewington, director of mental health Kevin Bond, head of acute mental health, Mike Reeve.
As reported, Harrison House is one of four buildings in Peaks Lane replacing the current mental health facilities at the Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital. The new facilities also offers accommodation and living quarters for service users.
Following a sneak preview in yesterday's Telegraph, dozens of people gathered at the site for the launch and a guided tour yesterday – read the full story in today’s Grimsby Telegraph.
3 Comments
by soonbeover
Friday, August 05 2011, 5:01PM
“why cant i get help?????”
by Bob, Clps
Friday, February 26 2010, 11:31AM
“I see you have removed the two other comments on this story which happen to have been genuine opinions expressed by residents of grimsby/Cleethorpes. WHY?”
by kim, cleethorpes
Wednesday, February 24 2010, 1:23PM
“I would just like to say, what a great place this is going to be, great surroundings, much better than the hospital. Well done to all those who work in mental health, especially those who work at Tukes. I have met Kevin Bond, what a lovely man, very down to earth.”