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The Royal College of Psychiatrists and MIND are both engaged in specific initiatives to reduce stigma and discrimination faced by people with mental health problems. MIND launched its ‘Respect’ campaign in 1997 (MIND, 1997), the College its ‘Changing Minds: Every Family in the Land’ campaign in 1998. To achieve gains in ‘social inclusion’, public education campaigns will need to be complemented by policy and practice changes. This editorial examines, from the standpoint of both organisations, what such changes might involve

Strategies to reduce social exclusion for people with mental health problems