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ESTAR programmes support people to gain confidence and skills to access employment. This newsletter is aimed at supporting practitioners, but please do share with the people you support!

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We have moved the date of our art workshop, in line with the mural painting dates moving. Please

could you share the opportunity below far and wide!

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The Care Without Carbon team at Sussex Community NHS are eager to hear from Sussex patients and carers about what feels fair and realistic as the NHS reduces waste and environmental impact.

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East Sussex Events - 2026

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East Sussex - "Family Hubs now have a free helpline for families across the county to access the support they need, encouraging parents and caregivers to tackle problems sooner rather than later."

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Lived Experience Drug Awareness Training

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Lived Experience Drug Awareness Training

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Seaview Project - Connect

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Seaview Project – Connect Lived Experience Training East Sussex

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Warm spaces welcoming people all over East Sussex

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Warm spaces welcoming people all over East Sussex

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Warm Welcome wants everyone to access a warm and welcoming space in their local community, to connect with others, make new friends, and feel part of your community.

It's your open invitation to come in, keep warm, connect with others, and make new friends.

Our Impact

78%

of respondents saw an increase in the number of people visiting the building since becoming a Warm Welcome space.

74%

of spaces registered with Warm Welcome because they wanted to be part of something bigger.

70%

of spaces said that the campaign had helped the reputation of their organisation locally.

Stories from Visitors

Discover how Warm Welcome has changed lives for the better.

Stories from Spaces

Discover the heartwarming stories of spaces making a difference.

Healing and recovery

"Our warm haven provided a vital support system where ethnic minority women could come and share their stories, build friendships, develop resilience and a sense of worth. Supporting these women helped to rebuild their trust, self-confidence, self-esteem and the ability to move towards healing and recovery."

Shamina Newham Muslim Forum

Part of a movement

"It's great to be part of a movement, it fitted with our culture, our way of working with the community, especially vulnerable and excluded people. Before we joined, we were already thinking about what we could do to support our community through the cost of living crisis. We always have our spaces open everyday so it made great sense to tell people they could use the space as somewhere to keep warm as well."

CEO, Jacksons Lane Arts organisation

Shaped by needs

"People like it here as what we offer is shaped by their needs, it's their space. Many of the people are distrusting of other agencies, so this is a space where they can be themselves."

Unsworth, Washington, St Michael's Church and community space called Mickey's.

Meals together

"We knew that the worst time of day for those who are cold and isolated is in the evenings. So, we offered a warm space and evening meal. It's the time of day when people need to put their heating on, so they saved quite a bit of money coming here. We loved creating the menus and cooking and bringing people together. It meant that whole families could come together for a meal they haven't had to pay for. Vitally, children got a meal too.

Alongside food and drink we made sure there were activities, including board games that everyone could engage with.

We had one teenage boy with autism who really didn't like leaving his room. His foster carer persuaded him to come along, and he loved it. He started playing chess with another person and it really made a big impact on his life."

Oak Community Church based in Orpington SE London

What we do

The Warm Welcome Campaign tackles isolation and poverty in the UK by bringing local communities together, equipping, supporting, and connecting thousands of warm and welcoming spaces to help local people thrive.

We are building a movement for a fairer and friendlier society by supporting warm and welcoming spaces in every community in the UK.

Supporting Spaces

We will resource, celebrate, and connect Warm Welcome Spaces across the country, showing how communities can work together to turn poverty, disconnection and exclusion into warmth and local connection.

Access to all

We will ensure everyone has an open invitation to a warm and welcoming space so they can connect with others, get the support they need and feel part of their local community.

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The Warm Welcome Campaign exists to turn poverty and isolation into warmth and welcome through the power of local Spaces made by and for the community. ‍

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Latest news from East Sussex County Council

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The festive season is upon us and we would like to offer a little festive cheer; a Musical Christmas Card from our very own Seaview Choir working with Barefoot Opera.

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Motivation to quit
People with a mental health condition who smoke are more likely than members of the general population to anticipate difficulty in quitting and are less likely to succeed.1 However, smokers with mental health conditions are frequently motivated to quit and are generally able to do so provided they are given evidence-based support.

Stopping smoking improves both physical and mental health even in the short term and reduces the risk of premature death.

A systematic review of studies measuring changes in mental health following smoking cessation found that quitting smoking was associated with reduced depression, anxiety and stress, and improved positive mood and quality of life, compared with continuing to smoke.

In addition to the improvements in mental health, people with mental health conditions who successfully quit smoking will experience benefits to their physical health by reducing the risk of respiratory and vascular disease.

Smoking increases the metabolism of drugs. So, when a person stops smoking, their medication dosage can often be reduced.

For those on low income, quitting smoking can relieve financial stress since people with mental health conditions, on average, spend proportionately more of their income on tobacco.

Effective interventions

A review of smoking cessation interventions aimed at smokers with a severe mental health condition found that these programmes enjoy moderate success. Stop smoking support offered to smokers with a mental health condition was just as successful as that offered to smokers in the general population, and cessation did not lead to a worsened mental state. Other studies have also found that quitting smoking does not lead to deteriorated mental health and that, following a successful quit attempt, lower levels of anxiety were reported amongst former smokers. This contradicts the view that cessation will lead to an exacerbation of mental health symptoms.

A systematic review of the use of medicines to help people with serious mental health conditions to stop smoking found that bupropion and varenicline are effective and tolerable for smoking cessation. Furthermore, the authors concluded that these effective smoking cessation therapies should be made more widely available than they currently are.

A large study compared the relative safety and efficacy of varenicline and bupropion with nicotine patch and placebo in smokers with and without psychiatric disorders. The study did not show any significant increase in neuropsychiatric adverse events attributable to varenicline or bupropion relative to nicotine patch or placebo.

Higher quit rates may occur if treatments are adapted to the needs of patients with mental health conditions. For example, the Smoking Cessation Intervention for Severe Mental Ill Health Trial (SCIMITAR) is a pilot randomised controlled trial of a smoking cessation strategy designed specifically for people with severe mental ill health. At the end of the trial, smoking cessation was highest among individuals who received the bespoke intervention (36% vs. 23%).

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Mental Health Signposting

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Responding Well to Disclosures

Deepen your awareness of sexual violence and its impacts in an expert-led, trauma informed learning environment.

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We are the Rape Crisis Centre for Sussex. A﻿s well as supporting survivors of sexual violence and abuse across Sussex, we provide training on the prevalence and realities of sexual violence and its effects on survivors, as well as consultancy support to organisations and businesses. Our training and consultancy is expert delivered, trauma-informed and aims to embed an intersectional understanding of feminism.Our training sessions are aimed at supporting anyone who may come into contact with survivors of sexual violence, abuse and/or harassment. Attending our training is especially important for professionals, as employers have a responsibility to ensure that their staff are appropriately trained and cared for when supporting survivors.For further information, please feel free to get in touch by email at training@survivorsnetwork.org.uk

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Job summary

Peer Support Specialist

NHS AfC: Band 4

Job overview

An exciting opportunity is available to join the Lewes Neighbourhood Mental Health Team (NMHT) as a Peer Support Specialist. We are looking for a dynamic individual to join our multi disciplinary team based in Newhaven. Our Peer Support Specialist will have lived experience of mental health challenges. At Sussex Partnership we value the unique way in which peer workers can support our client group. The role is full time and will be client facing. There is opportunity to develop a rewarding career.

Main duties of the job

Our growing workforce of Peer Specialists work alongside service users to build their confidence and strengthen their community support networks so that they are empowered to live well despite their mental health challenges.

The successful candidate must be able to travel, preferably being able to drive using their own transport.

· Peer Support workers engage with mental health service users to show empathy, share experience, inspire hope and promote recovery with the aim of assisting individuals to gain and maintain independence in the community

· Peer Support workers are part of the Adult Mental Health Services multi-disciplinary Care Team. The role is to focus on the day to day holistic support needs of service users. Self-managed care is essential to this: the supported person is encouraged to assess their own needs and to develop and implement a self-management plan

· Peer support is delivered through promoting empowerment and choice and giving the opportunity for the exploration of meaning and purpose

Working for our organisation

In return for your skills and enthusiasm, we can offer you interesting and rewarding work in a team which prides itself in providing a high standard of care and support as well as providing excellent learning opportunities and regular supervision and support for its staff. There is a strong professional network for peer workers across the Trust with a bespoke peer training package, buddy and mentorship schemes offered alongside the regular clinical supervision they all receive within their teams.

Please note that if you are currently receiving treatment from the same service where the post is situated, you are advised to contact the recruiting manager to discuss potential conflicts of interest before proceeding with your application.

The hours are 37.5 and a flexible approach will be considered

Detailed job description and main responsibilities

Our growing workforce of Peer Specialists work alongside service users to build their confidence and strengthen their community support networks so that they are empowered to live well despite their mental health challenges.

The successful candidate must be able to travel, preferably being able to drive using their own transport.

· Peer Support workers engage with mental health service users to show empathy, share experience, inspire hope and promote recovery with the aim of assisting individuals to gain and maintain independence in the community

· Peer Support workers are part of the Adult Mental Health Services multi-disciplinary Care Team. The role is to focus on the day to day holistic support needs of service users. Self-managed care is essential to this: the supported person is encouraged to assess their own needs and to develop and implement a self-management plan

· Peer support is delivered through promoting empowerment and choice and giving the opportunity for the exploration of meaning and purpose

Work is guided by a qualified professional (ie. nurse, occupational Therapist) and supervision is regularly provided to support the work

· Supervising one other Peer Support Worker if experienced

· Undertaking highly skilled and specialised support work

Working without direct supervision (depending on level of experience)

We run a specialised clinic that is attended by our clients and a part of the role will be supporting with this.

Person specification

Qualifications

Essential criteria

Health care or relevant NVQ Level 3 or equivalent skills acquired through experience or formal teaching qualification

A recognised Peer Support qualification

Evidence of a commitment to lifelong learning

KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE

Essential criteria

Significant experience of working with people with mental health needs in a paid or voluntary capacity in health/social care/teaching setting

Experience of working with people with mental health difficulties

Experience of working with groups/activities

Experience of supervising others

Lived experience of mental health issues/difficulties

Managing personal mental health and recovery

Comprehensive knowledge of Peer Support, Recovery and Wellbeing in mental health and ability to apply this throughout your work

Applicant requirements

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (Amendment) (England and Wales) Order 2020 and it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service.

Documents to download
Apply online now

Further details / informal visits contact

Name

Gill Banner

Job title

Team Lead

Email address

[email protected]

Telephone number

07761 444177

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Skip to main content Job summary An exciting opportunity is available to join the Lewes Neighbourhood Mental Health Team (NMHT) as a Peer Support Specialist. We are looking for a dynamic individual to join our multi disciplinary team based in Newhaven. Our Peer Support Specialist will have lived experience of mental health challenges.

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Following on from the success of our previous events in 2023, 2024 and 2025 and our monthly Co-Producing Co-Production sessions - Let's Talk Co-production - Sussex, we would like to invite you to join us for our forth Co-Production event .

This event will be all about c elebrating what we have achieved together and thinking about the future of Co-Production and Lived Experience Involvement across Sussex.

The day is fully co-produced and will be facilitated by a team of people with lived and/or learned experience from Possability People, Capital, Changing Futures Sussex and SPFT.
Who's the event for? This session is open to anyone in Sussex, who has an interest in co-production and working co-productively to improve the system and services for people experiencing multiple compound needs/multiple disadvantage.

an Expert By Experience,

a Volunteer,

a Peer Support worker,

supporting people in a work or voluntary capacity,

managing or leading a service,

developing strategy and policy around services and systems.

You may be
What will be your role on the day?
We'd really benefit from your thoughts, ideas and experiences - come and join the conversation.
What will we be doing?
There might be a little bit of 'homework' we'll ask you do beforehand but other that that all you need to do is bring yourself, an open mind, your lived and/or learned experiences and ideas and a willingness to participate - we'll do the rest!
How will we do that? By co-producing together....
We'll be working together to think about what Co-production and Lived Experience Involvement should look like as we move into 2025 and beyond. We'll bring our ideas and possibilities, identify and tackle challenges, build partnerships and relationships, and start building a plan for the future.

We want to celebrate what we have done and achieved together over the last 4 years. Alongside that, we'll be working together to think about what Co-production and Lived Experience Involvement should look like as we move into 2026 and beyond. We'll all bring our ideas and possibilities, identify and tackle challenges, build partnerships and relationships, and start building a plan for the future
Are you up for the challenge?
The benefits and impact of Co-Production in services and the wider system with Sussex is now well known but there's still a way to go. With resourcing and financial challenges increasing, together we can make sure that Co-production and meaningful Lived Experience Involvement remains at the heart of everything.

This event will be collaborative, creative and of course, co-produced!
The Sussex Co-Producing Co-Production planning team.
We looking forward to meeting you and having a fun, productive day together.

If you have any questions or would like to discuss this before signing up, please get in touch - Andree Ralph - Lived Experience Co-ordinator - Changing Futures Sussex - andree.ralph@westsussex.gov.uk

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Involvement Matters Team (IMT) | East Sussex County Council

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IMT are members of the East Sussex Learning Disability Partnership Board (LDPB). We co-chair the partnership board meetings.

To get a copy of the latest LDPB meeting minutes you can

Phone 01273 336 872

Email LDPB@eastsussex.gov.uk

IMT are members of the East Sussex Learning Disability Partnership Board (LDPB). We co-chair the partnership board meetings.

To get a copy of the latest LDPB meeting minutes you can

Phone 01273 336 872

Email LDPB@eastsussex.gov.uk

LDPB is a group of people including adults with a learning disability, their supporters and people from health and community services.

They work together to improve the lives of people with a learning disability in East Sussex.

LDPB is a group of people including adults with a learning disability, their supporters and people from health and community services.

They work together to improve the lives of people with a learning disability in East Sussex.

Together, IMT and the LDPB

talk about important issues that affect people with a learning disability

promote their rights and choices

involve people to ensure they have a say in improving services and support in East Sussex.

Together, IMT and the LDPB

talk about important issues that affect people with a learning disability

promote their rights and choices

involve people to ensure they have a say in improving services and support in East Sussex.

IMT know that people with learning disabilities face many inequalities.

They make sure that their voices are heard on issues that are important to them.

This supports them all to live a good, healthy, and happy life.

IMT know that people with learning disabilities face many inequalities.

They make sure that their voices are heard on issues that are important to them.

This supports them all to live a good, healthy, and happy life.

Let IMT tell you why you should think about joining

To ask questions about the group or find out how to join

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Our Talk Money series is designed to help you have those difficult conversations about money with your family and friends.

So if you've ever struggled to sit down and talk about your money goals with a partner, don't know how to tell your friends you can't afford to go out this weekend, need to talk to relatives about some important money trouble they're walking into, or just want to talk about money to your kids, these guides will help you out.

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Arts on prescription: "A wonderful opportunity to dress up, sparkle and step into the festive season by supporting Arts on Prescription, provide creative and nature based activities for adults and families in the local community who have issues impacting on their mental health"

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Get ready to sparkle into the Festive Season as we celebrate another amazing year at the Fundraising Winter Wonderland Snowflake Ball!

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That will inform the evelopmental of a new international LGBTQI+ clinical competence scale for health and social care practitioners - including people working in community MH support.

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Learn to Listen like a Samaritan Workshop

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Please note in regards to location this role is based in Hastings and travel will be required across East SussexWorking hours: Minimum of 35 hours per weekInterview Date: To be confirmedOur Salvation Army family has been recognised as one of the most highly recommended employers in the UK. We scored 83rd out of the top 500 employers in the UK for employee recommendations in the Financial Times (FT) UK’s Best Employers 2025.Are you passionate about transforming the lives of individuals who face complex barriers to employment? We are looking for an enthusiastic and dedicated Employability Advisor to assist and empower participants by equipping them with the necessary tools and motivation to move closer to sustainable employment. Within The Salvation Army, this position is called Employability Practitioner.About us: The Salvation Army’s Employment Plus service offers support to help people become job-ready. Our goal is to assist job seekers in obtaining and maintaining employment. Operating at the heart of communities in more than 650 locations across the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, we work alongside job-seekers to understand their needs and goals, and tailor our service accordingly. In addition, the role of Employability Advisor will require working across other contracts which could include money management and housing support, in order to help individuals become more independent.Role overview: This position upholds our mission values by offering participants ‘A Hand Up’ and focuses on reducing or eliminating barriers related to employability, financial issues, tenancy, relationships, well-being, social inclusion, and digital literacy. The goal is to promote awareness and foster growth and understanding of those needs and the wider community. The role is essential in identifying, nurturing, and securing suitable job opportunities for unemployed individuals within the local community, aligning with The Salvation Army’s ‘work for all’ ethos.About you: If you are self-motivated, passionate about supporting people overcome their barriers, thrive in team environment and possess a proactive, solution- focused mindset then we want to hear from you. You will need to be able to source your own referrals by building networks in your local community including other Charities, Jobcentres and community venues. You will be happy to get stuck in delivering employability support that is tailored to each individual. You will have experience working on employability programmes which demonstrate your ability to offer a wide range of solutions to people in need of our help. *Previous applicants in the last six months need not apply.In order to complete your application please download and read the job profile and any other attachments.In the job profile you will find the criteria required for the role please make sure that you address this in your supporting statement as this forms the basis of our shortlisting.Appointment subject to satisfactory references, proof of right to work in the UK, Enhanced DBS Disclosure. This role may require you to work in a Prison which will require MOJ vetting. For details of how to prove your right to work in the UK please click here and please note that we are unable to offer sponsorship. Please note that any Salvation Army employees who are under notice of redundancy and apply for this position will be given priority consideration.**This role requires you to hold a full clean driving licence and have access to a vehicle. We reserve the right to close this advert earlier if we feel that we have received sufficient applications.Promoting equality in the workplace and as a disability confident leader scheme employer, we guarantee to interview all disabled applicants who meet all the minimum essential criteria for the vacancy.

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Programmes who support people who may need to gain confidence skills before accessing employment

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We use necessary cookies to make our site work. We’d also like to set optional performance and functional cookies. We won’t set these optional cookies unless you enable them. Using this tool will set a cookie on your device to remember your preferences.

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‘Stand Easy’ coffee shop and Veterans’ centre

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‘Stand Easy’ coffee shop and Veterans’ centre

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Hastings - East Sussex Veterans Hub

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Up to 12 months of expert coaching, to help you overcome whatever challenges you face RE work, and equip you with the skills and mindset you need to get into work or education.

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If you’re 16 to 24 and looking for work, register your interested to sign up for the Spear Programme.

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Governor Elections - Become a Governor Leaflet 

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Governor Elections - Become a Governor Leaflet 

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The search for governors for Brighton & Hove continues, if interested please see booklet

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Thinking of becoming a Governor - Information Booklet

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Service users are invited to submit a design for the LGBTQIA+ Staff Network's Pride

T-shirts. T-shirts will be worn by Network members in the Trust for Worthing and

Brighton Pride 2025, likely in future Prides too!

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Heritage and Mental Health - Online Round Table 

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Heritage and Mental Health - Online Round Table 

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Tuesday 17th June 1-3pm contact for RSVP and further information in document

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World Cafe Event for Coastal Communities & Creative Health Project

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World Cafe Event for Coastal Communities & Creative Health Project

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University of Kent. Event: 4th June, follow link above to book and for further info

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"Hasting’s World Cafe event for the Coastal Communities and Creative Health Project" at St Michaels Hospice

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Tickets are now available for Hasting’s World Cafe event for the Coastal Communities and Creative Health Project at St Michaels Hospice, TN38 0LB on Wednesday 4th June 2025 at 9:30AM. Click the link for further information and to secure your tickets now!

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Opening Day - Refurbished Carisbrooke House Hastings

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Opening Day - Refurbished Carisbrooke House Hastings

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Everyone welcome!

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Sussex Health & Care

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Find out how to get help and support with your mental health and wellbeing in Sussex.

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Complex Emotional Needs - Courses for Carers 

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Complex Emotional Needs - Courses for Carers 

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Leaflet 2025

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Build On Belief - Online social support group 

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Build On Belief - Online social support group 

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Peer Led, LGBTQIA Drug & Alcohol Support

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Online timetable

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Women's and girls' experiences of health and care services survey

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Improving Mental Health Information in Sussex - Survey 

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Improving Mental Health Information in Sussex - Survey 

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Survey by Alice Communications Specialist

Community mental health transformation for adults and older adults. Closing date: May 25th

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SURVEY: Improving Mental Health Information in Sussex

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Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free.

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"We provide information, advice, signposting, community groups, peer support and recovery-focused one-to-one sessions for people aged over 18 years who are struggling with their mental health"

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Pathfinder and Be OK BHT Sussex is a member of Pathfinder West Sussex, an alliance of organisations working together to enable people with mental health support needs, and their carers, to improve their mental health and wellbeing. As members of this alliance, we are the lead provider for Pathfinder Mid Sussex and Crawley. We provide information, advice, signposting, community groups, peer support and recovery-focused one-to-one sessions for people aged over 18 years who are struggling with their mental health. We also run the Be OK service specifically for 16-25 year olds living in Crawley, Horsham or Mid Sussex. This is ... Read more

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‘As individuals we have an impossible backlog, as a collective we stand a chance’

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"Offering: Peer-led groups, workshops, training, in-patient peer support, volunteering opportunities and community groups"

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CAPITAL | Pathfinder Mental Health Services in West Sussex

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Download this form to request support from Pathfinder

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The Clare Project - Support & Social Group

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The Clare Project - Support & Social Group

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Content note: ableism, transphobia, discrimination, abuse. Please see end of article for support references and content summary. Over the past 18 months we have been made aware of escalating issues regarding discrimination and community safety in local LGBTQ+ charity...

Application Deadline: December 1, 2023 Pay: £28,298 FTE (PT, 0.6, £16,978 actual) The Care Navigator is a vital member of the Clare Project and the Sussex Gender Service Pilot, providing support and guidance to individuals accessing the service. The service is...

Applications close Thursday 5th October 5pm 21hrs pw/0.6 FTE pro rata £28,298 (actual £16,950 per annum) With support from NHS Sussex, The Clare Project (TCP) is excited to introduce a new role in order to support the development of the Trans Health Public Involvement...

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The Clare Project | Transgender support and social group

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LGBTQIA + Peer Support

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Peer Support Groups - MindOut LGBTQ Mental Health Service

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MindOut peer support group services are confidential and non-judgemental, and available to LGBTQ people aged 18+ based in Brighton and Hove

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Peer Support Groups

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West Sussex Mind | LGBTQIA+ peer support

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If you identify as LGBTQIA+ and are experiencing difficulties with your mental health, you can find mutual support and community with our face to face and online peer support groups

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MIND OUT - LGBTQIA+ Community Peer Groups 

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MIND OUT - LGBTQIA+ Community Peer Groups 

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West Sussex

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West Sussex Community Peer Support Groups - MindOut LGBTQ Mental Health

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MindOut’s Community Engagement Project works with people with mental health needs who face multiple barriers to care.

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"This is a neurodivergent friendly space for people with autism, ADHD and tourette's to come and relax in a cafe environment."

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Social Sundays is a weekly social group, aimed at neurodiverse adults (pre or post-diagnosis) aged 16+.

The sessions are relaxed, informal and welcoming.

The sessions enable those attending to be in a space where they can comfortably be themselves, whilst potentially connecting with others who may share similar experiences.

This is a neurodivergent friendly space for people with autism, ADHD and tourette's to come and relax in a cafe environment.

When? Every Sunday, 2:00pm to 4:00pm

Where? The Nest, 45 High Street, Hastings, TN34 3EW

Cost: Free and open to all, no need to register in advance.

Locations:

The Nest, 45 High Street, Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 3EW (directions displayed on map)

Organisation:

The Eggtooth Project

Service Type:

Sport, Leisure & Activities

Primary Client Group:

Young people / Adults' services

Website:

https://www.eggtooth.org.uk/our-projects/

Health Conditions:

Organisation Sector:

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Social Sundays (The Eggtooth Project) - East Sussex 1Space

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Getting help in East Sussex - Find local groups and services to support you, your family and friends.

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"Participants improve wellbeing and health while connecting with nature and other people. We encourage anyone who feels outdoor activities could benefit their wellbeing to get in touch."

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The Green Wellbeing Alliance is a network of organisations that provide therapeutic outdoor activities across Sussex.

Participants improve wellbeing and health while connecting with nature and other people. We encourage anyone who feels outdoor activities could benefit their wellbeing to get in touch. We also welcome referrals from professionals.

Get outside

Our activities in nature can benefit a huge range of people including those with mental health difficulties, dementia, at risk young people, survivors of abuse, and people living with physical health conditions.

Member projects

Our members run activities across Sussex, from urban allotments to farms to the South Downs. Find out what’s available near you.

Centre for Ecotherapy

Therapeutic gardening project in Stanmer Park, Brighton.

Circle of Life Rediscovery

This project outside Lewes, East Sussex aims to transform education, health and families through nature.

Brighton & Hove Food Partnership

Therapeutic gardening groups in Brighton, including activities for older people and those living with dementia.

Grow

Grow offers people the chance to enjoy the beautiful, local countryside in a friendly and supportive group.

Ipse Wilderness

Ipse lead multi-day therapeutic journeys across different wilderness spaces in the UK, weekend workshops and day walks across Sussex.

Plot 22

Plot 22 is a community allotment, a food growing project and therapeutic garden in Hove.

Rock Farm

Rock Farm is a working market garden, community space and horticultural therapy project on a 6-acre site near Steyning.

Sacred Earth

A community-owned land project near Horam, East Sussex that is dedicated to life, learning and working in harmony with nature.

The Plot (Stanmer Park)

A community-led sanctuary space for sharing and nurturing creativity, community spirit and connection.

Wild Mind

A seven-week programme in Stanmer Park, Brighton – which takes participants on a journey into a deeper sense of awareness and connection with the natural world.

Wild Wellbeing

An ecotherapy organisation that runs walks, nature-connection workshops and one-to-one mentoring in Brighton & East Sussex.

The Wild Mind Project

Providing emotional and mental wellbeing support to young people through nature activities combined with creative activities.

Living Vital

Living Vital are an organic food growing community garden located at the back of Stanmer Park in Brighton. They work with the refugee and migrant community and other marginalised groups along with local volunteers.

What we’ve heard from participants and supporters

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Green Wellbeing Alliance | Green Wellbeing Alliance

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Online group meetings signposting, however they also have in person groups too, see their website for more info!

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ADHD Support Group Meetings - ADHD Aware

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We provide a range of ADHD peer support group meetings each month, for ADHD adults, their partners, and parents of ADHD children / young adults. Most of our events run 7pm-9pm, with a few exceptions. See our newsletter for more details. Join our e-mailing list to receive our monthly newsletter. It contains event invitations, RSVP…

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Brighton & Hove City Council - Links to local groups & Activities 

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Brighton & Hove City Council - Links to local groups & Activities 

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Help to find local groups and activities

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Find local groups and activities that could help you learn new skills, socialise or improve your health and wellbeing.

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Why is Community Important for Mental Health? 

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Why is Community Important for Mental Health? 

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Mental Health Foundation who started the Mental Health Awareness Week in 2001 share some thoughts about community!

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Why is community important for our mental health and wellbeing?

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The theme we’ve chosen for Mental Health Awareness Week 2025 is Community. Find out why we chose this theme, and how community is important for our mental health.

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Meetings are on the following days:

1.       Wednesday at Eastbourne

2.      Thursday at Heathfield

3.      Friday at Hailsham

A lovely chance for men to gather in a community and support each other

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Weʼre raising £2,000 to help ManKind, the support group for men, fund counselling.
Mankind holds weekly support group meetings in Eastbourne and Heathfield. The groups provide safe spaces for men to talk about their feelings. Mankind also aims to remove the stigma attached to poor mental health. Read More

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Mankind Support Group - Mental Health Help for Men

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Mankind is an informal support group for men to meet, talk and seek the help they need. Mental Health Help for Men.

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Mental Health Awareness Week - theme, community

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Hub Of Hope - Put in your postcode to find support near you

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Hub Of Hope - Put in your postcode to find support near you

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MIND - Mental Health Awareness Week, West Sussex - What's on? 

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MIND - Mental Health Awareness Week, West Sussex - What's on? 

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Mental Health awareness week is 12th-18th May

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West Sussex Mind | What’s on in Mental Health Awareness Week 2025?

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This year’s theme is community, and the importance of connection, for our mental health. We’re getting out into our communities to spread the word about our support and encourage connection through events and activities. Here’s what we have planned

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Mental Health Awareness week starts on May 12th - here is the signposting for SPFT

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If you're struggling with your mental health or are concerned about someone else, here's how to get help. From the following options, please select the one that best describes how you are feeling.
Feeling unable to cope, worried you may hurt yourself or somebody else and/or experiencing suicidal feelings?

For immediate help

For same or next day help

You can get support in different ways depending on what you prefer. All services are free.

Call NHS 111 and select the mental health option or the Samaritans on 116 123 (available 24/7).

Visit a Staying Well service (out-of-hours mental health crisis support service for people aged 18+ available in Brighton, Crawley, Eastbourne, Hastings and Worthing).

Text the word SUSSEX to 85258 (24/7 mental health text-messaging support service).

Download the Stay Alive app - a suicide prevention resource full of useful information and tools to help you stay safe in crisis.

Feeling stressed, anxious, low or experiencing panic attacks?

The following are services that you can either contact directly (details below) or be referred by a GP.

NHS Talking Therapies for anxiety and depression

If you live in Sussex, are over 18 and are struggling with common mental health problems like feelings of depression, excessive worry, social anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), you can refer yourself to your local NHS Talking Therapies service.

Services are free, confidential and provide a wide range of support, including courses, online programmes and one-to-one sessions. They aim to help you understand your symptoms and take practical steps to improve your mental health.

If you are experiencing a severe mental health disorder, please see a GP, who can refer you to the appropriate service.

Mental health support at your GP surgery

If you have a diagnosed mental illness or are having difficulties with your mental health and would like coping strategies to help, you can get support with your mental health from the Emotional Wellbeing Service, or similar service, at most GP surgeries. These services can provide you with information, advice, guidance and support.

Contact your GP surgery to find out what mental health support is available.

Experiencing a significant change in your mental health?

You should call NHS 111 or visit NHS 111 online for advice if you - or the person you are concerned about - experience a significant change in your mental health and are not already receiving care from mental health services.

This might include:

Hearing or seeing things that are not experienced by other people, for example hearing voices

Having strong beliefs that are not shared by others, for example believing there is a conspiracy against you

Having excessive energy or movements, sleeping very little

Behaving in a bizarre and out of character way

Changes in behaviour like wanting to avoid people, lack of basic self-care.

Whilst these can be normal experiences, they can also be signs of something more serious.

Do you currently receive care from one of our services?

If you or the person you are concerned about currently receives care from one of our services, such as a community mental health team, please get in touch with the specialist team as soon as possible. You can refer to the care plan for advice. This will also contain contact details for the team supporting the person in crisis.

Worried about money, housing or another issue that is affecting your mental health?

There are lots of ways you can get practical help with issues that may be affecting your mental health.
If you live in Brighton & Hove If you live in East Sussex If you live in West Sussex
Social Prescribing service at your GP surgery

Social Prescribers can connect you to support, services and activities to help address the challenges and issues you may be struggling with. Ask your GP or GP surgery if they have a Social Prescribing service.

Waiting times differ between GP surgeries.

Where to find advice and information about local mental health support

Not sure what support you need or would like? There are several community-based groups that can support you with your mental health, whether you have a diagnosed mental illness or need short-term help or advice about your mental health. Find out what's available in your area.
If you live in Brighton & Hove If you live in East Sussex If you live in West Sussex

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How to get help if you need help with your mental health

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24/7 messaging service, more info in flier

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Recovery Partners Free Photography Course & Mental Health Peer Support for Adults

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Recovery Partners Free Photography Course & Mental Health Peer Support for Adults

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Recovery Partners are delighted to announce that 6 spaces are available on our popular, A Different View course. This has been made possible thanks to players of People’s Postcode Lottery.

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National Ethnic Mental Health Carer Forum

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National Ethnic Mental Health Carer Forum

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April 25th 10.30am - more info on poster. Triangle of Care.

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National Ethnic Mental Health Carer Forum

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"Inspiring Hope Through Peer Support"

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Recovery Partners is a mental health recovery project working across East Sussex. We are a non-profit organisation that is 100% user-led and run. We all have lived experience of mental health challenges and have been trained as Peer Support Specialists to empower others in wellbeing, respect, recovery, hope and inspiration. We offer services to individuals and groups.

We offer 1-2-1 and group peer support and peer-supported drop-ins for people living with mental health challenges.
Find out more
Principled Ways of Working

It's our 10th birthday this year! Thanks for donating to and sharing our crowd fund. We made it! Thanks.

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Recovery Partners is a mental health recovery project working across East Sussex. We are a non-profit organisation that is 100% user-led and run. We all have lived experience of mental health challenges and have been trained as Peer Support Specialists to empower others in wellbeing, respect, recovery, hope and inspiration.

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IROCK is a service for those 14-25 in East Sussex.

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Hastings Voluntary Action - Food information 

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Hastings Voluntary Action - Food information 

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Information Updated 13.01.2025. Food access, Hastings.

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Hastings Voluntary Action. Men's Mental Health - Free Event May 22nd 2025

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Hastings Voluntary Action. Men's Mental Health - Free Event May 22nd 2025

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"Mr Hastings and St Leonards invite you to join us in this important conversation around men's health and wellbeing."

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Mr Hastings and St Leonards Learning and Legacy Event 2025

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Mr Hastings and St Leonards invite you to join us in this important conversation around men’s health and wellbeing. Mr Hastings and St Leonards, and our learning partners Apteligen, would like to share achievements, challenges, and learning, and explore with you what the future may hold. Everyone is welcome at this free event.

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Changing The Language: A guide to Language for Mental Health 

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Changing The Language: A guide to Language for Mental Health 

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Sussex Health and Care

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Ethnic Minority Carers – What Does Good Look Like? National Ethnic Mental Health Carer Forum

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A three month journey to connect to nature

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16443 Participation Posters 2025 - Programmes and Learning - Wakehurst_V4

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Benefits and Work Newsletter                          Guides you can trust                   

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Benefits and Work Newsletter                          Guides you can trust                   

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Supporting claimants since 2002

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Launched in November 2024, Qwell is an easy-access online tool that is complementary to existing mental health support services and pathways provided by the NHS

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Support your Qwell Being! A public launch for Qwell

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Qwell is a free, confidential digital mental wellbeing service available 24/7 for adults in Brighton & Hove and East Sussex.

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Wednesday 12th March, more information in the link

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Carers Trust | Transforming the lives of carers

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Carers Trust partners with its network of local carer organisations to provide funding and support, deliver programmes, raise awareness and influence policy for unpaid carers.

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Sign up for updates by following the link. National Survivors Network.

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Money and Mental Health - February Newsletter 

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Money and Mental Health - February Newsletter 

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We're getting super powers to tackle consumer harms! 🥳

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Great news - we're getting super powers! We've been recommended by the government for 'super-complainant' status. That means we'll be able to call on regulators to tackle specific consumer harms that people with mental health problems can face - and they have to act. Read on to find out more!