Mental Health Bus International Projects

Mental Health Bus International Projects (MHB IP) offers specialist outreach mental health service development and/or provision for hard to reach children in deprived areas of the UK and other developed and developing countries. MHB IP constitutes the outreach division of CINAPS Ltd (Cambridge Independent Neuroscience and Psychiatry Services) and has as primary goal service development and provision for vulnerable and hard to reach children in high risk and clinically challenging settings. CINAPS Ltd was founded by Dr JN Rundle MBChB MRCPsych and Dr CR Venter MBChB MRCPsych, Consultants in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, in February 2009. CINAPS provides private and pro bono consultation in the UK as well as services to the NHS and other national and international organisations. CINAPS funds pro bono work through private work and NHS consultations. Please visit www.cinaps.co.uk for more information on our services in the UK and abroad. Company Registration Number 6937186. MHB IP is entirely dependent on private and corporate funding, donations and sponsorship in order to not increase strain on limited resources within existing local community services. Our Directors, Dr CR Venter and Dr JN Rundle, are currently our main donors. Please see www.mentalhealthbus.co.uk for our contact details, for more information on our outreach work, on how you can support this project or to donate funds directly. Please contact us at admin@mentalhealthbus.co.uk for more information. The content of our websites and social media accounts is intended for general information purposes only. These pages do not constitute any form of consultative or diagnostic tool or process, and is no substitute for assessment by a medical doctor. The assessment, diagnosis and treatment of mental health or general health difficulties, particularly in children, is a complex and specialised process and should only be undertaken by qualified mental health or medical professionals with appropriate training and sufficient experience. If you are concerned about a child or individual, please seek appropriate advice, without delay, from your General Practitioner or Accident and Emergency Department.