Husband and wife carers Anne and Sam Murdock report on BIGSPD 2024
‘My husband and I were privileged to attend BIGSPD 2024 in the ICC Conference
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Our vision is a society, which recognises, respects, values and actively supports the central role of families, partners and friends who care for loved ones who have experienced serious mental illness.
YOU CARE FOR THEM.
WE CARE FOR YOU.
Supporting mental illness carers across Northern Ireland.
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Our vision is a society, which recognises, respects, values and actively supports the central role of families, partners and friends who care for loved ones who experience severe and/or serious mental illness.
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