Excellent 👍. I joined them at the national Suicide Prevention Conference and am arranging signing of the Workplace Pledge here on #suicidepreventionday2024 Everyone welcome to sign. Baton of Hope UK 3DadsWalking PAPYRUS Mind #ANDYSMANCLUB

Delighted to announce succeeded in getting #ANDYSMANCLUB into Hexham Mart, part of #SupportingOurFarmingCommunity. AMC Hexham launches on 15th July; spread the word! @farmernetwork1 National Farmers' Union #farmermentalhealth #ANDYSMANCLUB PAPYRUS The Church of England RABI - the farmers charity

It is great to see more women than ever in the Commons, with all they will bring to legislating and their constituencies. But spare prayers for them, and others, as they will now face unspeakable levels of online hostility. We have to heal this poison between us White Ribbon UK

Free and independent support available for anyone abused in the Church of England from Safe Spaces on 0300 303 1056

JUST 2 WEEKS TO GO - the #Allendale Meet and Eat pop event on 24th July! Enjoy a delicious meal and shop for children's clothing at Rosie's Corner. Pay what you can. Spread the word! #communityevent #meetandeat #repost #charityevent

Fab that Hexhamtv joined us at #HexhamMart for our monthly Supporting our Farming Community with PAPYRUS & our Public Health trainers. Launching #ANDYSMANCLUB here on Mon 7pm. National first at a Mart, & fab farmer support. 👍Bishop of Newcastle 🖤🤍🖤🤍🙏 @farmernetwork1

Several months in the planning, launching on Monday #HexhamMart. Part of our umbrella of support for our fab Farming community & Men in this area. ✊🙏 National Farmers' Union RABI - the farmers charity Mind CofE Pioneering

Meet Kirsty from Northumberland County Council Health Trainer Service. Kirsty and her team are offering free Health Checks at Hexham Auction Mart each month. No booking required #Hexham #Northumberland #Tynedale Hexham Town Council Council HexhamCommunityPartnership NorthumbriaNHS NFU North HW Northumberland

This is Sylvia, our Deputy Head of Care. 👋 In June 2024, our Care Team gave 214.75 hours of care to our community.❤️ 153 hours were night care. 🌙 Sylvia said " Our specialised Care Team provides support for the whole family including overnight care." Full details on web.

The new government's aim to halve violence against women in a decade is a necessary one. For those who experience it, it's like domestic terrorism. And like terrorism, it's communities that are best placed to call it out. For men, it's standing against a rising tide of misogyny.

This month is #NationalBereavedParentsMonth. In To My Fellow Families, Kim (Just 3 Mums Walking) talks about losing her son, Hayden, to suicide and the messages she has for other families. For suicide bereavement support services: papyrus-uk.org/suicide-bereav… #SuicidePrevention

Fix the algorithms, tech bros! You are putting personal profit before public safety. Social media today is like men, women, boys, and girls everywhere smoking 30 a day. With the added twist that each drag makes us angrier. This is just one place it leads: gov.uk/government/pub…

Today, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) released its report on Valdo Calocane’s mental health care. It finds that he didn't get the support and follow up care he needed. And that this is down to system-wide failings. 1/8 🧵

This is an incredibly difficult time for the loved ones of Barnaby Webber, Grace O’Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates. They're very much in our thoughts. 2/8

What happens now? NHS England, Nottinghamshire Healthcare Foundation Trust and Integrated Care Systems have accepted the report's recommendations. They're taking urgent next steps. And NHS England's independent homicide review will provide more scrutiny into Calocane's care and

What needs to change? People with mental health problems need a joined-up, holistic approach to their care and support. To make this happen, the government will need to invest more in community mental health services. Services that intervene early and provide ongoing support.

Some important thoughts from us to end on ⬇ 5/8

Mental health problems affect millions of people. The majority of those people are more likely to experience harm than cause it. 6/8

Violence connected to a lack of mental health support is often preventable. As a society we need to better understand the causes of violence, and the ways we can prevent it. 7/8

The media has a big role to play in how the public sees mental health problems. We urge them to report on this case sensitively and accurately, avoiding mental health stereotypes. Stereotypes lead to increased stigma and discrimination - and this makes it harder for the people