NSF(S): National Schizophrenia Fellowship (Scotland)

Pictures from the Members Day and Annual General Meeting
A report on the event is now available. Click here to read it.

Michael Woodhall, Director of NSF Northern Ireland, a visitor for the day, together with NSF (Scotland) Chief Executive Mary Weir Another visitor on the day from Northern Ireland was Trustee Tom Beare pictured here during a break in proceedings A further visitor from distant parts was Bill Walden-Jones, who is Director of NSF Cymru in Wales.

National Office staff worked hard to prepare for the day. Here the conference packs are being checked in readiness for the delegates. The first speaker was Pamela Scott, a researcher from the Institute of Psychiatry in London, who spoke about issues in information processing abilities of people with schizophrenia In the afternoon, Lynn Welsh, Legal Officer for the Disability Rights Commission Scotland spoke about the Disability Discrimination Act.

There was a lot of lively discussion after both of the presentations, which were very well received. We welcomed as a new Board member Carolyn Little from Dumfries.

Michael Woodhall, Director of NSF Northern Ireland, a visitor for the day, together with NSF (Scotland) Chief Executive Mary Weir	Another visitor on the day from Northern Ireland was Trustee Tom Beare pictured here during a break in proceedings	A further visitor from distant parts was Bill Walden-Jones, who is Director of NSF Cymru in Wales.
National Office staff worked hard to prepare for the day. Here the conference packs are being checked in readiness for the delegates.	The first speaker was Pamela Scott, a researcher from the Institute of Psychiatry in London, who spoke about issues in information processing abilities of people with schizophrenia	In the afternoon, Lynn Welsh, Legal Officer for the Disability Rights Commission Scotland spoke about the Disability Discrimination Act.
There was a lot of lively discussion after both of the presentations, which were very well received.		We welcomed as a new Board member Carolyn Little from Dumfries.