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It's a silent killer threatening men around the UK -so why are people not talking about #MaleSuicide? Three times as many men commit suicide than women. Read the Esquire article here on this sad, under-reported phenomenon: ow.ly/spy530j7B4P
#ItsOkayToTalk #MensHealthWeek
A year to the day of the tragic #GrenfellTowerFire, we remember those who were lost in this horrific event. May they rest in peace.
We wish for strength for those affected, and hope that they can find courage in each other and their community, and ask the media to be sensitive to re-traumatization when reporting on this tragedy. Please see the article below:
www.london.anglican.org/articles/grenfell-mental-health-professionals-diocese-london-warn-retraum...
If you have been affected by the Grenfell Tragedy and would like to speak to someone, please contact us.
Grenfell Mental Health Group Warn Against ‘Retraumatisation’
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Ahead of the anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire, Healing Minds and the Diocese of London has issued guidance for those reporting on this incident.#RobbieWilliams may seem the life and soul of the party but he was actually an early advocate for discussing #MentalHealth and #MensHealth. Robbie has experienced depression and anxiety. He says 'Depression ...it's like having the worst flu all day that you just can't kick'
Its #MensHealthWeek and this year's theme is men and #diabetes. Did you know that people experiencing with a serious mental health conditions are 2-3 times MORE likely than the general population to have diabetes? #MenMentalHealth #Men #MentalHealth
Across West London, there is a real disparity between life quality and expectancy, with some of the very richest ... and the very poorest , living in the Boroughs we serve. Check out this Radio 4's 'The Walk - For Richer, for Poorer ow.ly/DXhx30klqcq #Inequality #Poverty
The Walk: For Richer, For Poorer - BBC Radio 4
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How do rich and poor live together side by side? Mesmerising real-life London encounters.
A year to the day of the tragic #GrenfellTowerFire, remember those who were lost in this horrific event. May they rest in peace. We wish for strength for those affected, and ask the media to be sensitive to retraumatization when reporting on this tragedy.
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Amazing video from @QPCS students as part of their #FirstGive initiative, made to demonstrate the work we do ! https://t.co/kGUrfmZjmC
#RobbieWilliams may seem the life and soul of the party but he was actually an early advocate for discussing #MentalHealth and #MensHealth. Robbie has experienced depression and anxiety. He says 'Depression ...it's like having the worst flu all day that you just can't kick'