
Will a mental health champion make a difference in Northern Ireland?
Northern Ireland has the highest suicide rate in the UK.
Successive Stormont governments have grappled with concerns about mental health provision.
Health Minister Robin Swann announced last month he would appoint a mental health champion, to act as both a “government advocate” and “challenger of decisions”.
Some groups support the creation of the new post; others questioned whether its holder will have sufficient powers and be independent.
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