| (1) |
Programmes and facilities for the community care, treatment and rehabilitation of people with mental health problems must be provided where possible. |
| (2) |
Community programmes or health establishments may be run by- |
| (b) |
health establishments under the auspices of the State; |
| (c) |
non-profit organisations; |
| (d) |
volunteer or consumer groups; |
| (e) |
profit making organisations; |
| (f) |
individuals registered with a relevant health or social service statutory council; or |
| (g) |
registered training institutions. |
[Regulation 5(2) substituted by Notice No. R. 874, GG 38182, dated 6 November 2014]
| (3) |
Services by a grouping referred to in subregulation (2) may, within their professional scope of practice, include medical care, residential community accommodation, day-care centres, counseling, support or therapeutic groups, psychotherapy, vocational rehabilitation programmes, psychosocial rehabilitation programmes or other services, which would assist the recovery of the person to optimal functioning. |
Special Investigating Units and Special Tribunals Act, 1996
