WE ARE
CANIAD
About Caniad
Caniad supports people who want to have their voices heard, influence decisions, and help to shape mental health and substance misuse services
Our model, which will be used as a framework to help involve more people in this vital areas and structure has been developed by a panel of people who use mental health and substance misuse services, and their carers, across all six counties of North Wales.
Our service has been built upon a ladder of participation.
WHERE ARE WE?
Caniad offer’s support throughout North Wales and as such our Staff is spread across the entirety, divided between West, Central, and East. For more information about which location is closest to you, please select from the Counties dropdown menu.
North Central Wales
Dawn Centre, Colwyn Bay
Covering Conwy & Denbighshire
North East Wales
Ty Derbyn, Wrexham
Covering Flintshire & Wrexham
Oppertunities
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Achievements
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Staff Referals
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Caniad Panel
Leah Faircloth
Wrexham
leah.faircloth@caniad.org.uk
The Caniad panel is an advisory panel, that supports Caniad to deliver the service. Together we look at monitoring, ensuring that the contract is delivered and that Caniad meets all its targets. The Caniad panel also support with setting budgets and arrange the Shining Star Awards. It is the Caniad Panel that shortlist and select the nominations for the big night. If you would like to get involved in the Caniad Panel, then please contact our panel members above.
Denise Charles
Wrexham
denise.charles@caniad.org.uk
Caniad Awards
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Caniad 360
Caniad worked with the Area Planning Board and the Mental Health Division to hold an event solely based around crisis, we looked at good practice, what is needed and experiences of people who have been in crisis. If you would like a copy of the report, please email caniad@caniad.org.uk
Caniad Forum
The Forum is the key information sharing group. All feedback and information on services goes to The Forum. The Forum then disseminate the information to local areas to ask for feedback. The Forum is an important group, as all information is brought here, including information on service design, delivery and improvement. Reports are also sent to Forum members on meetings attended, requests for support from the Area Planning Board and the Mental Health Division come via the Forum. If you would like more information or would like to join the Forum then please contact amber.ohara@caniad.org.uk
