Charter of Rights for people who experience mental health issues
The Charter of Rights is for all people who experience mental illness or mental health problems, no matter who they are, regardless of their age, their gender identity, their sexual orientation, their religion, their culture, what language they speak, what their diagnosis is, what their level of ability is and whether they are rich or poor.
ACT Charter of Rights
This Charter of Rights states how people who experience mental illness or mental health problems can expect to be treated by people who care for and work with them.
It sets out those rights that explicitly support people to be free from discrimination and to access high quality health and social care services.
This Charter will help everyone better understand their rights and safeguard them in the ACT.
People who experience mental illness or mental health problems have the same rights as everyone.
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Charter of Rights Community feedback report (PDF File - 538k)
Charter of Rights Pamphlet (PDF File - 540k)
Charter of Rights poster (PDF File - 1267k)
People who can help me (PDF File - 381k)
Related Legislation,Charters,Standards and Rights Based documents (PDF File - 216k)
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