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Newsletter including drawings, poems, letters and writings by residents: issues 71-87.

Mental After Care Association

Publicity, Publications and Ephemera

Occasional publications and publicity

Publicity and information sheets

Loose presscuttings

Account of the Association and Report of Council, Nursing Notes

A Threefold Cord, including a piece on the Association

'The After-care Association for Poor Convalescents on Leaving Asylums for the Insane' by Mrs Robert Henniker, reprinted from A Threefold Cord

'Hints to Local Secretaries'

'The After-care Association for Poor Persons Discharged Recovered from Asylums for the Insane': a paper read by Mrs Robert Henniker at a special meeting of the Association

'The After-care Association', reprinted from The Bedfordshire Standard

Account of 'Drawing-room meeting at the Retreat, York', reprinted from the Yorkshire Hearld

'Sir Thomas Barlow and "After-Care"'

'Extracts from speeches at the Annual Meeting'

Kathleen Laurie, 'Employable or unemployable?: report on pioneer experimental work'

'Plus ça change ...'

'Reflections': poetry and prose by residents of the Swindon hostel'

WA Lishman, 'Brain damage and psychiatric disability' reprinted from a seminar on 'The problems of overlapping psychiatric and physical handicap', Jul 1982, held in association with the Royal Hospital and Home for Incurables

'The Social Care Model'

Head office induction day pack, including historical outline, information about staff roles and Mental After Care Association (MACA) Information Sheets: (1) List of Mental After Care Association (MACA) establishments. (2) Application procedure. (3) Residents' fees. (6) Redlands. (7) Carthowen. (8) York Road. (9) Coignafearn. (10) Randolph Avenue. (11) Lawn Court. (12) The Towers. (13) King's House. (14) Clifton House. (15) Castle Glen. (16) Russell House. (17) Royal Oak House. (18) Radley House. (19) Eastcliffe House

Information Sheet (5): Foxhall Road

'Respite' information pack, including guidelines for the establishment of a Mental After Care Association (MACA) respite care scheme

Information pack on training programmes for staff

Guy Smith, 'The Mental After Care Association - from institution to community: a case study of the changes in mental health provision', D(iploma) in S(ocial) W(ork) paper

'Consultation and choice: an approach to care' (Information leaflet no 2)

'Mental After Care Association (MACA) training services: staff development; short course programme; NVQs' (Information leaflet no 4)

'Developing community services: the role of Mental After Care Association (MACA)'s development officers' (Information leaflet no 5)

'The Hawkins Room: conference and meeting facilities in central London' (Information sheet no 6)

Brochure

Information pack on Mental After Care Association (MACA)'s 'Community Support Service'

Prospects: mid-Essex work opportunities project'

'48 Club'

Mental After Care Association (MACA) Learning and Development Programme

MACA's Gude to making or changing your Will

First National GP Survey of Mental Health in Primary Care

Memebers of Parliament and Mental Health Issus

Quality of Life for people with mental health needs and their carers

Changing Light Bulbs?

Reporting mental illness

Treatment not mistreatment

Finding the support and information you need - a guide for carers of people with mental-health needs

'Lawn Court Cuttings'

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