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Increased rates of substance misuse are found in individuals with mental health problems affecting around a third of people with severe mental health problems

Department of Health, 2002.

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Multi Cultural Mental Health

Asylum-seekers, Refugees and Mental Health services in the UK

A database and links for people working with refugees and / or refugees with mental health difficulties

Chinese Mental Health Association

For members of the chinese community who experience mental illness and / or know someone who does . Good advice and information, a well resourced contact.

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