SUPPORT FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME
SUPPORT FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME
Health, News
July 9, 2015

SUPPORT FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMME

Health Minister Dr Fenton Ferguson (left) receives the keys for one of the two new buses for the Community Mental Health Programme from the CHASE Fund, represented by Hilary Coulton (centre), public relations and administration manager and Paulette Mitchell, project manager. The buses were acquired at a cost of over $11 million and will be placed in the South East and Southern Regional Health Authorities. The official handing over took place at the Nannyville Health Centre in Kingston on Wednesday.

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