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🧠 Mental Health: What Each Party Proposes

SocDems

Mental Health: Funding, Access and Reform

10% of health budget to mental health by 2030. Fully staff CAMHS. Expand to age 25. Counsellor in every school.

Mental health funding is just 5.8% of the total health budget, despite a promise to reach 10%. CAMHS teams are understaffed. Waiting lists are growing. People in crisis are falling …

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