The organisation tasked with stamping out mental health discrimination has hit out at misinformation amid a row over plans for a mental wellbeing cafe in Kilmarnock.
Wendy Halliday, the director of See Me, Scotland’s programme to end mental health stigma and discrimination, said that misinformation campaigns hit the people who need help.
The team behind the Kilmarnock Station Community Village have also hit back at objections to their plans to turn Howard Park’s Old Men’s Cabin into a Wellbeing Cafe with counselling for people with common mild to moderate mental health issues.
