We are currently looking for a Carers Peer Support Volunteer for our Carers in Mind project. In this role you will provide one-to-one support to carers in person or over the telephone, by email or by video call.
Find details including how to apply here: https://t.co/9HhwwouiR9.
This month's Mindful Memo, Our Search for Meaning, is now available. This issue includes tips and advice on how to challenge your self-identity and how to develop a new appreciation of life.
Read the Memo here: https://t.co/aJRTExSYAe. Subscribe here: https://t.co/dL6C85tSOn.
“Running has helped me with my mental health during Lockdown" Katie told us when she took on this challenge inspired by her courageous Mother-in-law who suffered with mental health issues. To read more of the story and donate visit Katie's JustGiving page https://t.co/qq26qLrZek
"We're so grateful to Mind for the support my Mother-in-law received". Thank you Katie for fundraising for us, you can read more about Katie and Halina's story at https://t.co/cpZWOXlzE6
If you'd like to fundraise for us please get in touch on 07849 090438
Wow! We're breathless just thinking about it. Katie is running in memory of her Mother-in-law Halina, who suffered with mental health issues and died last year. To read more of the story and donate visit Katie's JustGiving page https://t.co/NS3Kxqfpi9
We still have places left on our Tree of Life Workshop. Starting tomorrow, Friday 10th July at 10.30 am. A fun, friendly and free workshop to get you thinking about your identity and direction in life.
Join us this Friday for a Tree of Life workshop and discover your direction and identity in life. Friendly, fun and free. 10th July 10.30 - 12.00. Book here - https://t.co/DWIj97QNWI
Come and grab a bargain at your local Mind shop. We'll be operating reduced opening hours to allow extra time for deep cleaning (11.00 - 17.00 and closed for lunch 13.00 - 13.30). Any queries please call the shop on 0208 878 7605.
This is Pride Month, dedicated to celebrating LGBTIQ+ communities and their right to live without persecution.
Those of us with LGBTIQ+ identities are more likely to experience a mental health problem.
For more info on mental health support visit: https://t.co/9k6UWvGMst.
To celebrate our move into UK House and show off our newly refurbished property at 32 Hampton Road we are having an open day. You’re invited to come and have a look round, meet the team and find out more about our work and services. We’re delighted that after the turbulence of two moves in the last year we have a new home base. Already it’s having a positive impact and we look forward to welcoming you at our official house warming gathering.
Doors will open at 2pm. You’re welcome to pop in and have a mince pie and beverage or register your interest for one of our workshops, please note that spaces are limited due to room sizes. We are sorry we won’t be able to accommodate everybody. More details, and details on how to book, are available here
You are also invited to join us for a Charity Pub quiz at The Fox in Twickenham at 8pm that evening.
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Our Youth Wellbeing Service is launching a new Peer Support group for people aged 18-25. The group will take place every other Thursday at St Mary’s University, Twickenham, from 7-8:30pm starting on Thursday, 20 September. The group is run by volunteers with lived experience of mental health difficulties and is open to anyone in the local community who may be struggling with stress, anxiety, low mood, isolation or mental health difficulties and provides a place where people can get support from others in similar situations. Read more…
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Our Summer e-news is now available to read which includes information on new activities within our Carers service, Peer Group Network and Wellbeing Centre, details of our Volunteers Summer Party, plus lots more. Read more…
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We have recently redeveloped our website with new functionality including a new events calendar with detailed information on all our activities and venues and maps to get you there, plus more accessible ways to refer yourself to our services.
We have also added our social media feeds including Facebook and Twitter to each page so you can keep up to date with everything that is going on within all our projects and services.
Over the coming months we will be adding more new features to our website including developing our fundraising pages so that if you would like to raise money for us through taking part in a sponsored run, cycle, sky dive or anything else that comes to mind you will be able to set up your own fundraising page on our site. Please watch this space for further developments.
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On Friday, 29 June our Mind ’n’ Mortlake group will be having an outing to the Palewell Common Pitch and Putt course in East Sheen. Come down and enjoy the lovely weather by joining us for a free picnic and round of golf. All are welcome! Read more…
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As you may be aware the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect today. At Richmond Borough Mind, we want everyone who comes to us for support, or supports us, to feel confident about how their personal information will be looked after or used when shared with us.
To this end we have updated our Data Protection Policy, Confidentiality Policy, and now have a Privacy Policy, which are all available for you to view here. These go into more detail about how we manage the personal details that we hold, as well as your rights regarding your own data.
If you have any questions about how we look after your data, please contact us at:
This week is Mental Health Awareness Week and this year the campaign is focusing on stress. This is an ideal opportunity to think about stress in your life, including in your working life, and how to develop useful skills and strategies to manage it. Read more…
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We have been experiencing some technical problems with our website and email over the last few days. Everything is now up and running again. We are sorry for any inconvenience this has caused. Read more…
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This month’s Mindful Memo, Our Search for Meaning, is ready to download. In this issue, you will find tips and advice on how to challenge your self-identity and look at how developing a new appreciation of life can reveal a changed sense of purpose. You can read the Memo here.
This month’s Mindful Memo, Mastering our Mindsets, is ready to download. This issue includes tips and advice on how to understand and adapt your mindset. Important skills to master as we ease out of lockdown. Read the Memo here.
We are currently looking for a Carers Peer Support Volunteer for our Carers in Mind project. This project supports the mental wellbeing of families and friends supporting someone experiencing a mental health issue.
In this role you will provide one-to-one support to carers in person or over the telephone, by email or by video call. This one-to-one support will include emotional support, practical support as well as information-giving and signposting to other services where appropriate.
This month's Mindful Memo, Our Search for Meaning, is ready to download. In this issue, you will find tips and advice on how to challenge your self-identity and look at how developing a new appreciation of life can reveal a changed sense of purpose.
“Running has helped me with my mental health during Lockdown" Katie told us when she took on this challenge inspired by her courageous Mother-in-law who suffered with mental health issues. Katie is running every day all around the borough to ensure support is available for people whose mental health has deteriorated due to Covid-19. To read more of the story and donate visit Katie's JustGiving page www.justgiving.com/fundraising/katie-hulme3in30... See MoreSee Less
NHS & social care services have drastically changed the support they offer the public. How has this affected you & the person you care for? Join our online focus group with Healthwatch Richmond-upon-Thames. Tues 21 July, 1-2 pm. Register your interest: Email: [email protected], ring 020 8099 5335. ... See MoreSee Less
Pubs and restaurants have re-opened and so it seems the world is getting back to normal. But maybe things are moving too fast for you. Maybe you’re unsure how to approach the easing of lockdown Or maybe you’re just thinking about it all too much. Ruminating in this way can cause us to become anxious and stressed. If your mind is stuck on repeat, you can learn to manage your ruminations. Find out how here: www.rbmind.org/3713-2/... See MoreSee Less
"We're so grateful to Mind for the support my Mother-in-law received". Thank you Katie for fundraising for us, you can read more about Katie and Halina's story at www.justgiving.com/fundraising/katie-hulme3in30
If you'd like to fundraise for us please get in touch on 07849 090438 ... See MoreSee Less
Wow! We're breathless just thinking about it. Thank you to Katie for supporting us with this impressive fundraiser. Katie is running in memory of her Mother-in-law Halina, who suffered with mental health issues and died last year. Halina was supported by Mind and Katie wonders how she would have coped with the anxiety and isolation of Covid-19. To read more of the story and donate visit Katie's JustGiving page www.justgiving.com/fundraising/katie-hulme3in30... See MoreSee Less
We still have places left on our Tree of Life Workshop. Starting tomorrow, Friday 10th July at 10.30 am. A fun, friendly and free workshop to get you thinking about your identity and direction in life.
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