North Harbour
Shared Vision North Harbour is a body that supports, facilitates and promotes the development of mental health, through information and networking within the mental health sector and wider Auckland North community. Visit the ‘Regions’ page to find out more about North Harbour Shared Vision…
Rodney
Shared Vision Rodney works across the Rodney region facilitating groups and seeking feedback to the sector for the development of mental health services. Visit the ‘Regions’ page to find out more about Rodney Shared Vision…
Waitakere
Shared Vision Waitakere facilitates a monthly consumer morning tea (10am), where consumers (individuals who have used or are using mental health services) can meet, discuss ideas, views and network in a casual supportive setting. Visit the ‘Regions’ page to find out more about Waitakere Shared Vision…
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Welcome to Shared Vision
Information and networking within the mental health sector
Shared Vision is a body that supports, facilitates and promotes the development of mental health, “a shared vision for people by people” through information and networking within the mental health sector and the wider community.
Shared Vision was established in the mid 1990′s aiming to bring together individuals, statutory agencies and key community organisations who all have the role of promoting mental health and gathering information about current issues and concerns. Shared Vision today continues to work along the same lines and believes that mental health is clearly a shared responsibility.
Shared Vision offers:
- Quarterly seminars covering a range of topics
- Steering Group Click on to view a list of members
- Monthly Consumer Network gathering – a safe environment to raise and discuss current and arising issues from a mental health consumer perspective
- Recovery Conference
- Feedback to the Waitemata Stakeholder Network
Shared Vision Regions
Thanks to Waitemata District Health Board and a group a key workers from a range of statutory agencies and community agencies Shared Vision is Promoting Mental Well Being in our Community.
Website Funded and Supported by Waitemata DHB
