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How We Can Help
Westminster Services
Westminster Community Wellbeing
Westminster Wellbeing
Our wellbeing hub in Westminster provides a safe and supportive centre where you can meet with people in a social setting and take part in activities, or engage with services which will help improve wellbeing, build confidence, resilience, skills, connections and independence.
What We Do
Services and activities are available to anyone who wants to improve their mental wellbeing, connect to their local communities and get more out of life.
We work in partnership with our service users, volunteers, the council, health services, other providers and organisations to provide a menu of services and activities to help you to:
- Develop your interests and become more active
- Better manage your emotional and psychological wellbeing and deal with difficulties
- Get to know your local communities and connect with peers
- Get into education, training, volunteering and work
- Have more say about the support and service you receive in the community
- Make friends and have more fun
- Move towards independence and life beyond our services
More information on Wellbeing Support in Westminster
Contact us
Email: westminsterwellbeing@bwwmind.org.uk
Tel: 020 7259 8100
Mental Health Information
For information on local services and activities that support better mental health and wellbeing Find out more
Volunteer
If you have energy, experience and enthusiasm and want to make a difference in people's lives Find out more
Donate
With your help we can make a real difference in people's lives. Make a donation today. Find out more
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Events
It's #InternationalVolunteersDay. A huge thank you to all of our wonderful volunteers, from our reception staff to our counsellors, our fundraisers to our therapuetic session leaders. Without you, we would be unable to reach as many people as we do. Your support changes lives!
Today is #InternationalDayofPeopleWithDisabilities. This year's theme is 'Empowering persons with disabilities and ensuring inclusiveness and equality'. For people with mental health difficulties, inclusion, equality and understanding is so important to improving mental wellbeing. We've come a long way in our awareness and understanding of Mental Health over the last few decades and look forward to a future where everyone with a mental health difficulty is supported to take part fully in our society.
Today begins #AngerAwarenessWeek. Getting angry isn't just harmful to your relationships; it can also have an impact on you physically. If you're feeling angry, you may be hurting deep down; why not speak to us? Contact 0207 259 8100 for support.
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Today is International Survivors Of Suicide Loss day. We hope that those whose lives have been affected by suicide can find comfort, healing and hope.
If you feel you need to speak to somebody, please contact us - we are here to support you. www.bwwmind.org.uk
A psychiatrist talks about the dangers of keeping silent, which almost led to the #suicide of a woman with no history of mental health problems. Talking saves lives #SayItOutLoud
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The 'I Am Not Mental' Stigma - And Its Real Price
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Saturday. 4:30am. My phone rings. And no, it's not a drunk dial.I'm a psychiatry doctor, on call. The A&E nurse gives me a quick phone handover, asking when I could see Sally*, a lady in her sixties a...
Harmonious Sings: A Symphony of Minds: https://t.co/QUbQaysZKN via @YouTube
Supported Housing: A Safe Place: https://t.co/JhTjjY2OQo via @YouTube
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