Mental health support survey

The responses to this survey will be pulled together and shared with the committee of MPs looking at mental health services. The committee will publish all information they get on their website - so please only share your personal experience in question 8 if you’re happy for it to be published online. The 38 Degrees office team will anonymize your response so it'll look like this: "Jacob from Sheffield", not your full name.

1. Should mental health services be available to everyone for free on the NHS?

2. Should support for mental health problems be standardised across England so people can get the same treatment wherever they live?

3. Should the NHS be given more money to fund mental health services?

4. Where should funding for mental health services come from?

The Government
Local councils and other services
Charities and other organisations

5. How long is an acceptable amount of time to wait to access mental health support?

A week
2 weeks
4 weeks
6 weeks
2-3 months
6 months
A year

6. Are there any mental health services not available on the NHS that you think should be available? If so, please can you share which one(s)?

7. Have you ever accessed mental health support?

This could be going to your GP, being referred, having therapy, getting information or support from charities or local services

Yes
No - But I'm on the waiting list
No

8. If yes, would you be happy sharing your experience with the committee of MPs who are looking at mental health services? In particular, how did you find getting access to the right services? How did you find the support and services you were given? How long did you have to wait? And how did you feel about the process overall?

Please only share your personal experience in here if you’re happy for it to be published online.

9. Do you think the government is taking mental health seriously enough?

10. What more should the government be doing on mental health?

Your details

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Mental health support survey

Survey time: 5 minutes