Support For Veteran Families – Support For Children – Support For The Wider CommunityPreviousNext Anxious Minds buys Woodlands 30 minutes outside of Newcastle to set up New Outdoor Therapy Centre . The centre will be located in 200 acres of beautiful ancient woodlands and will provide support to veteran families and the larger community.
The mental health lottery has paid for counselling services for over 300 children from some of the poorest estates in the North East. These children will be given up to 18 sessions of counselling delivered by Anxious Minds to schools across the North East. All the sessions were paid for from donations made on the …
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Veteran and CEO of Mental Health Charity Anxious Minds, who started the charity with his own War Pension and savings then worked for the past 5 years as a volunteer is opening the Veteran Families Mental Health Centre in Blyth February 2021.
Welcome to Lee West who takes over as station manager with Neil Kipling from NOVA, Lee has had 20 years broadcasting experience working for British Forces Broadcasting Service providing radio for Her Majesty’s Armed Forces,
Behind every Soldier or Veteran, there is a loving supportive family or partner, we call this the Armed Forces Community. It can be very difficult for families leaving the services to find support for themselves and their children, and when one person in the family is struggling with mental health or addiction issues, it can affect the whole family. We at Veteran Families provide mental health support for adults and children, and advice services on making claims and support back into work.
The Mental Health Lottery was set up to raise funds for Anxious Minds, who provide counselling and psychotherapy, and support for alcohol reduction like a lot of other smaller charities they get very little in funding and support a large number of people from some of the most deprived and hard-hit areas of the North East.
Officially opened by the Mayor of North Tyneside on Friday 23rd August. Drop in centre and educational support on self help based in Wallsend North Tyneside dedicated to supporting peoples mental wellbeing. Come along, say hello and join our community.
Trey Gordon. is set to start a U.K. tour July 15th, and becomes Anxious Minds third Patron For many years Trey has suffered with mental illness, and as a team we have decided it would be a perfect time to incorporate it into his tour, as we know there are many other individuals that go …
Phill runs Edinburgh Marathon in support of North East charity Anxious Minds “‘I chose to fundraise for Anxious Minds because I feel there is a distinct lack of services for people suffering with their mental health and a fantastic charity like this could be a lifeline for many people.’” Raising a total of £1282.41 to …
A kind donation of £145 was made to the charity by the family of James Artur Dean (Jim), who sadly passed away on the 28th of March 2019. The donation will go towards the opening of the Recover Centre in Wallsend supporting over 55’s with mental health issues as this project was not funded The …
