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Thank you for attending the Cornwall Mental Health Summit 2026 and for your contributions.
Based on what you heard and learned today we want your help to create a Cornwall Mental Health Declaration. We want to know about what you think are the practical commitments, organisations, communities and individuals could make; and what would make the Declaration meaningful and credible.
Please complete the questionnaire below to give us your feedback of the event, and support in developing a shared statement of principles for a Cornwall declaration for a better mental health for all ages.
Thank you for attending the Cornwall Mental Health Summit 2026 and for your contributions.
Based on what you heard and learned today we want your help to create a Cornwall Mental Health Declaration. We want to know about what you think are the practical commitments, organisations, communities and individuals could make; and what would make the Declaration meaningful and credible.
Please complete the questionnaire below to give us your feedback of the event, and support in developing a shared statement of principles for a Cornwall declaration for a better mental health for all ages.
Please complete our short survey to gather your views and feedback following the Cornwall Mental Health Summit.
The survey also asks for your views about the proposed Cornwall mental health declaration.
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