The Shadow Cabinet Minister for Mental Health said the Tory government isn't seeing the mental health "crisis" as a priority and fears for the coming months.
Dr Rosena Allin-Khan, MP for Tooting and part of Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer 's Shadow Cabinet, visited Paul's Place in Clubmoor yesterday, Monday, September 26. The Labour politician met with the founders of the specialist bereavement counselling service provided by Liverpool-based Beacon Counselling Trust to discuss the "special" work it does.
Speaking with the ECHO following the open discussion, Dr Rosena Allin-Khan said her visit to the service was to see "best practice and get some ideas going forward so we have a manifesto that can support people going forward". Labour mental health pledges include access hubs in every community, a counsellor in every school and guaranteed support within a month.