Mary Applebey

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Mary Applebey was General Secretary of the National Association of Mental Health (UK) from 1951 to 1974. Her uncle, Sir Otto Niemeyer, was the NAMH's treasurer.

The National Association of Mental Health became the charity Mind.

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