Our online group every Thursdays is aimed at dads who are going through family breakdowns, parental separations, divorce etc To register, please email [email protected] and we’ll send you the zoom link 🖥️

Our new Hartlepool peer support group has been well received and you too can come along on Thursdays at Hartlepool United FC, Victoria Park, Clarence Rd, TS24 8BZ. This group is held 6:30 - 8:30pm. Please share.

We have stocked up on merchandise! Wrist Bands £2 each T Shirts M/L/XL £15 each Cash/Card/Bank Transfer available. Can also ship £3.75 Pop in & see us! 5 Whessoe Rd DL3 0QP Thank you all so much for your continued support, we are making a difference. ❤️⚽️

It was great to share a stand and I can’t wait to work along side you again. Some really great conversations.

Professor Dame Sue Bailey: Tackling mental health inequalities 🎙 We recently spoke to Prof Dame Sue Bailey OBE DBE FRCPsych about health inequalities and social determinants of health. As big believers in mental health support for all, it’s critical that we understand these

many thanks The Northern Echo thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/24299588.…

For Mental Health Awareness week (Monday 13th May 2024 to Sunday 19th May 2024) this year the focus is on "Movement: Moving more for our mental health". To highlight this Darlington Mind is supporting the Bear Trail around Darlington Town centre.

Attendance: 243. A fantastic crowd for tonight’s U14 Kooth Digital Health Cup 👏 A huge thank you to everyone who has turned out for tonight’s final. #nfacountycups

Join us this Mental Health Awareness Week as we aim to highlight the power of movement in our new campaign, Kooth Moves! 💫 🔗  We’ve created a whole range of content to celebrate and inspire you to get moving for your mental health. Explore inspiring videos, expert tips, and

For Day 2 of #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, why is Movement important? Exercise releases “feel good” hormones, that reduce feelings of stress and anger. It also helps us feel better about our bodies. It can improve our sleep too. Why not give it a try?

Kooth Moves is all about being active for your mental health, so we collaborated with some of the wonderful students at Mandeville secondary school and poised them the question - "How do YOU move for your mental health?" 🤔 Remember to click the link below to check out more of

Young people may have more time on their hands during the long summer break. For many, that can mean more time spent online or on social media, which can have a negative impact on their mental and emotional well-being. Our #GoSomewhereGood campaign aims to promote positive

I hope the pupils enjoyed it 👍😀

The school year may nearly be over but our support for young people isn't! 💙 We ensure students have access to vital mental health support this summer. Reach out to us, today. #mentalhealth #MentalHealthMatters #summersupport

Black people are almost twice as likely to have a stroke as White people African, Black Caribbean and South Asian descent in the UK have strokes earlier on in their lives. Act FAST. Face or arm or speech, at the first sign, it's time to call 999 Visit nhs.uk/ActFAST

It's #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek! 💛 We believe every child deserves the chance to thrive. This week, we’re focusing on helping young people explore the theme ‘Know Yourself, Grow Yourself,’ empowering them to better understand their emotions and build resilience. 🌱

Inside Out 2 shows us how emotions all play a part in our inner world. They might feel overwhelming at times, but understanding the unique purpose of each emotion helps us to grow and develop our emotional landscape. ✨ Remember, it’s okay to experience a mix of emotions—it’s

"It reassured me that I’m not alone, and that’s how I found different ways to cope." Today, on the first day of Children’s Mental Health Week, we’re sharing Caua’s story - a journey of learning to manage stress, building confidence, and discovering new ways to cope. Knowing

Mental Health Awareness Week is here! 💙 This year, it’s all about coming together for mental health through our communities. So what's coming up? Well, across the week we’ll be sharing real stories, honest conversations, and expert perspectives that remind us how powerful it

We often view SATS week as a very stressful time for children, schools and families. By taking action and supporting each other, you can make things a lot easier for your children and yourself headstartsouthtees.co.uk/3414-2/