The first page is called Media Coverage, and will include a summary of links to all media about the Smoking Mad campaign.
You can leave your comments on this page, or on any other page throughout the site.
Smoking bans are being implemented in psychiatric wards (including outdoor areas) all over Australia, forcing involuntary mental health patients to quit smoking against their will. These bans increase distress amongst people already in severe crisis, impede recovery and put people at risk. This cause aims to get these bans repealed, and smoking areas re-established in suitable outdoor areas.
Saturday, 23 July 2011
New pages.
I've added two new pages to this site.
The first page is called Media Coverage, and will include a summary of links to all media about the Smoking Mad campaign.
The second page is called Comments and includes a summary of ALL comments made throughout this site, as well as comments collected from email, Facebook, and other sites around the web.
You can leave your comments on this page, or on any other page throughout the site.
The first page is called Media Coverage, and will include a summary of links to all media about the Smoking Mad campaign.
You can leave your comments on this page, or on any other page throughout the site.
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You seem to be well organised Indigo. I listened to your radio spot and you gave a good account of yourself and your campaign but I didn't agree with your thoughts on indoor bans but hey, that's why the likes of my and F2C are here to fight those.
ReplyDeleteHave you read Belinda's f2c Scotland blog, she and her org are fighting smoking bans in psychiatric hospitals.
Keep up the good work.
I really love to read the post.
ReplyDeleteI know this is quality based blogs along with other stuff.510 ohm meter
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