The boss of the NHS body which runs mental health services in Bath will be answering questions at a meeting in the city next week.
Iain Tulley, the chief executive of Avon and Wiltshire Partnership will be at the Salvation Army base in James Street West from 7pm to 9pm on Tuesday, May 13.
The event has been organised by a group of people who care for others with mental health problems, Keep Safe Keep Sane, and service user group New Hope, in conjunction with the partnership.
Keep Safe chairperson, Bev Nottingham, said: "Services are challenged to meet growing demand with limited resources. It is essential that people make their voices heard."
