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Fundraising
Legacies
Remembering BWW Mind in your Will or making a gift in someone else’s memory is an excellent way to support some of the most vulnerable and at risk children, young people and adults in our communities, enabling them to recover, grow into and sustain healthy and fulfilled lives in the future.
By leaving a gift to BWW Mind you are ensuring that we too can plan for the future and continue to develop and deliver the services and support that people need and which help bring about real change in their lives.
We also use your donations to develop resources and activities and provide local support to:
- raise awareness about mental health and wellbeing
- challenge stigma and discrimination and improve understanding of its impact
- help people better manage mental health and wellbeing in their lives, to avoid serious mental illness wherever possible and to get the right help when they need it
You can give money, property or possessions. As we are a charity, your legacy will go further, because the gift is tax-free.
If you would like more information, please contact us:
By phone: 020 7259 8100
Email: admin@bwwmind.org.uk
Mental Health Information
For information on local services and activities that support better mental health and wellbeing Find out more
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Events
Happy #InternationalWomensDay to all you fabulous women out there ! Check out this inspiring speech from Susain Cain, a #women and an #introvert.
#InspiringWomen
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ted.com
In a culture where being social and outgoing are prized above all else, it can be difficult, even shameful, to be an introvert. But, as Susan Cain argues in this passionate talk, introverts bring extraordinary talents and abilities to the world, and should be encouraged and celebrated.Self-harm amongst young, poor teenage girls is rising at an alarming rate. This article looks at some of the possible causes and asks if deprivation is the driving factor in this worrying new trend.
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#selfharm #mentalhealth #poverty #deprivation
Poor, female, and self-harming: the forgotten victims of the mental health crisis
prospectmagazine.co.uk
Social media and the pressures of school work are blamed for a rise in self-harm in girls—but are we ignoring one of the biggest contributing factors: poverty?Well done to everyone heading to #University this year! Whilst you're celebrating your huge success, be sure to also check out your university's mental health services. Transitioning to university can be hard for some, and it's okay to need support! ow.ly/BtDi30lrE79
UK TV soap #HolbyCity is to air an episode later this month tackling the difficult, under-represented issue of male mental health. The episode was written with input from Mind; we're looking forward to seeing this episode on the box soon! #MensHealth #TV ow.ly/neOl30loZcK
‘Holby City’ To Air Special Male Mental Health Episode
huffingtonpost.co.uk
The episode will be a "complete departure" from the programme's usual format.We are recruiting - relief support workers. Join our team and help support people experiencing mental health difficulties. Apply today !
www.bwwmind.org.uk/get-involved/work-for-us/
#Jobs #MentalHealth #Mind #WorkForUs
Happy #InternationalWomensDay to all you fabulous women out there ! Check out this inspiring speech from Susain Cain, a #women and an #introvert.
#InspiringWomen
https://t.co/KyNm7bGUKJ
Self-harm amongst young, poor teenage girls is rising at an alarming rate. This article looks at some of the possible causes and asks if deprivation is the driving factor in this worrying new trend.
https://t.co/NOwtAf9Rf5
#selfharm #mentalhealth #poverty #deprivation
Read this honest article about how going to the gym improved the life of a young lady under the emergency mental health team. Excercise can be a powerful tool for mental health. https://t.co/1Au4zlmQCL
#healthymind #healthybody #wellbeing #exercise
UK TV soap #HolbyCity is to air an episode later this month tackling the difficult, under-represented issue of male mental health. The episode was written with input from Mind; we're looking forward to seeing this episode on the box soon! #MensHealth #TV https://t.co/bdsqWWOvQW
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