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Making Complaints Guide
The Human Rights Commission has published a guide to help people make a complaint about a service or treatment received for a mental health issue. It explains what to do if people are not happy with how they have been treated because of their mental illness. It outlines complaints services available, the type of complaints they handle and how to contact them.
Download Making Complaints – a guide for mental health service users (PDF 1.3Mb, Word 900Kb).
The Commission and Auckland Disability Law hosted the official launch on Thursday 7 October, 2010.
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| Shae Ronald, Human Rights Commission External Relations Mangaer, and Nicola Owen, Auckland Disability Law Development Manager | Judi Clements, Mental Health Foundation Chief Executive |
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| Taimi Allan, Like Minds Like Mine Team Leader | Musician sam RB |
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| Ivan Yeo, Like Minds Mental Health Promoter, sam RB, Judi Clements, and Judi Strid, Office of the Health and Disability Commissioner Director of Advocacy |




