Outstanding A massive 56+ miles cycled for Anxious Minds by staff from EE & BT. Raising over £2,500 so far!
Well done everyone and thank you so much x
Mental Health Lottery
Play the Mental Health Lottery and help support Mental Health at the same time.
Playing the mental health lottery is a great way to support a good cause while also having the chance to win a prize. Not only do you have the opportunity to win money, but you also have the opportunity to make a positive impact on mental health. There are many benefits to playing the mental health lottery, including the ability to support mental health research, the ability to support mental health programs, and the ability to support mental health services.
Mental health research is an important aspect of understanding and treating mental health conditions. By playing the mental health lottery, you are supporting research that can help improve the lives of those living with mental health conditions. This research can lead to new treatments, better understanding of mental health conditions, and ultimately better outcomes for those living with mental health conditions.
Mental health programs are also important in the fight against mental health conditions. These programs provide support and resources to those living with mental health conditions, as well as their families and loved ones. By playing the mental health lottery, you are supporting programs that can help improve the lives of those living with mental health conditions.
Mental health services are also important in the fight against mental health conditions. These services provide support and resources to those living with mental health conditions, as well as their families and loved ones. By playing the mental health lottery, you are supporting services that can help improve the lives of those living with mental health conditions.
Furthermore, playing the mental health lottery is a great way to raise awareness about mental health. Many people are not aware of the importance of mental health, and by playing the mental health lottery, you are helping to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and the need to support mental health research, programs, and services.
Another benefit of playing the mental health lottery is that it is an easy and convenient way to support a good cause. You can play the mental health lottery online, and you can choose to play once or to play on a regular basis. It is a simple way to support a good cause while also having the chance to win a prize.
In conclusion, playing the mental health lottery is a great way to support a good cause while also having the chance to win a prize. By playing the mental health lottery, you are supporting mental health research, programs, and services, raising awareness about mental health, and making a positive impact on the lives of those living with mental health conditions. So, playing the mental health lottery is a win-win situation for everyone.
Support Mental Health Challenge
Support Mental Health Challenge
Mental health issues are the most significant public health challenge that we face, affecting the lives of millions of people across the UK.
We want to see more people talking openly about mental health and showing their support for each other because sometimes we can feel so alone. So, take some time out over the year to take on the Support Mental Health Challenge.
Supporting mental health can be a challenging task, especially when it comes to raising funds to support people who may have unique needs and experiences. However, there are several ways that individuals and organizations can support veterans with mental health issues:
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Providing access to specialised resources: people may require specialized resources and support that is tailored to their unique needs and experiences. Organizations like Anxious Minds provide counseling, therapy, and peer support groups, as well as confidential helplines and online support groups, to help veterans and northeast people cope with their mental health issues.
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Raising awareness about veterans’ mental health: Many veterans may not seek help due to the stigma surrounding mental health. Raising awareness about veterans’ mental health and the importance of seeking support can help to break down these barriers and encourage veterans to seek help.
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Building a supportive community: Veterans often need a supportive community of peers who understand their experiences and can offer emotional support. Peer support groups and online communities can provide veterans with a safe and supportive space to share their experiences and connect with others.
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Creating effective policies and programs: Government and other organizations can support veterans by creating effective policies and programs that address their unique needs and experiences. These policies and programs can include providing financial assistance, education and training, and job opportunities for veterans.
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Encourage veterans to seek help: Many veterans may be hesitant to seek help due to the stigma surrounding mental health. Encouraging veterans to seek help, providing them with resources, and building a supportive community are essential steps that can help veterans to cope with their mental health issues.
It’s important to remember that mental health is a complex and nuanced issue and that different veterans may have different needs and experiences. Therefore, it’s important to approach veterans
Recruit4Good For North East Jobs
Anxious Minds is proud to announce the launch of its new Jobs board linked to a network of recruiters across the North East and the UK. Post a job for a donation and help improve North East
208,125 live Jobs on Recruit4good helping you find North East Jobs
North East Charities Jobs Board Helping People Back to Work & Fund North East Mental Health Support.
Are you looking for a new job or trying to find qualified candidates to fill open positions at your company? Look no further than Recruit4Good, a job search and recruitment platform that not only connects job seekers and employers but also supports a worthy cause.
Recruit4Good is a platform that helps job seekers find employment opportunities and employers find qualified candidates, all while supporting mental health and addiction support services in the North East through our partnership with Anxious Minds, a local charity organisation. By using Recruit4Good, you are not only taking steps towards finding a new job or filling open positions, but also supporting a cause that is dedicated to improving the mental health and well-being of individuals in the North East.
One of the key benefits of using Recruit4Good is the wide range of job listings available on our platform. Whether you’re looking for a full-time or part-time position, Recruit4Good has job listings in multiple fields and sectors, making it easy for job seekers to find the perfect opportunity. Employers can also post and manage job openings on our platform, making it easy to connect with qualified candidates.
In addition to the job search and recruitment aspect of our platform, Recruit4Good also offers various resources to job seekers to help them improve their employability. We provide career counselling, resume and cover letter reviews, and job search assistance to help job seekers stand out to potential employers. We also offer training and skill development programs to help job seekers increase their chances of finding a job.
As a job seeker, you can also set up job alerts on our website to be notified of new job listings that match your search criteria. This feature helps job seekers stay updated on new job opportunities and not miss out on a potential job.
Employers using Recruit4Good can also take advantage of our platform’s features. Our platform allows employers to post and manage job openings, search for qualified candidates, and receive applications directly through our website. This streamlines the recruitment process and makes it easy for employers to find the right candidate for their open positions.
Recruit4Good is committed to supporting mental health and addiction support services in the North East through our partnership with Anxious Minds. By using our platform, you are not only taking steps towards finding a new job or filling open positions, but also supporting a cause that is dedicated to improving the mental health and well-being of individuals in the North East. We kindly ask for a donation when posting a job or volunteer role on our website, which goes directly to funding mental health and addiction support services in the North East through Anxious Minds.
In conclusion, Recruit4Good is a platform that not only connects job seekers and employers but also supports mental health and addiction support services in the North East through our partnership with Anxious Minds. We offer a wide range of job listings, resources for job seekers, and a streamlined recruitment process for employers. By using Recruit4Good, you are not only taking steps towards finding a new job or filling open positions but also supporting a cause that is dedicated to improving the mental health and well-being of individuals in the North East.
World Bantamweight Boxing Champion Walks For Children
WE ARE FAILING A GENERATION OF CHILDREN AS NHS WAITING LISTS FOR COUNSELLING CONTINUES TO GROW
Commonwealth, British and World Bantamweight Boxing Champion Stuart Hall with friends john Howard and graham walker. Walks 100 miles for North East Children in support of Anxious Minds in our save the children fundraiser campaign.
Garys Fund
It was lovely to see Kerry Fuller and Steven Dowse on Friday, they have raised over £5,000 after the recent passing of a loved one, Gary Akenclose, they feel passionate about raising awareness of mental health particularly for men in our local area. On behalf of myself and the Board of Trustees we thank you both so much for your support.
This money will be used to support men in crisis and our deepest sympathy to your family and friends.
If you would like to get involved and make a donation to raise more money for suicide prevention. Please see the link below:
Anxious Minds Launches Mental Health Lottery
For Better North East Mental Health
The Mental Health Lottery was founded to support mental health charity Anxious Minds a multi-award winning charity founded by an Ex Veteran Edward Dean.
Eddie used his war pension to set up the charity Anxious Minds in 2015 were he still works as a volunteer Chief Officer. He struggled for over 2 years to get any support for his Mental Health after retiring from the Armed Forces (Army infantry) on completion of 22 years service.
This is what the Prime Minister Theresa May had to say about Edward:
You have shown remarkable dedication in ensuring veterans can access mental health support with your charity Anxious Minds. You know from first-hand experience what a difference this help can make and now, thanks to your hard work, veterans living in the North East can also benefit from this same support. I want to thank you for your inspiring commitment to supporting men and women, like yourself, who have risked their lives to serve our country.
Edward says: Finding mental health support before the outbreak of COVID-19 was next to impossible with ever-growing waiting lists of over a year for some adults and a lot longer for children with mental health services in some areas.
Millions of pounds in donations go into supporting some of the larger mental health charities across the UK but we see very little change when trying to access professional mental health services such as counselling and psychotherapy.
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.
We simply cannot afford to run television and radio ads and go, door-to-door finding supporters, as we barely have enough funds to keep the lights on. Like a lot of the smaller charities, we are run mainly by volunteers like myself, who simply want to provide the support that’s needed when needed to the people we serve.
So when you play The Mental Health Lottery you’re playing to support all the volunteers in them smaller charities that go in day after day and ask for nothing in return except for the chance to keep our centres open and allow us to do so.
The Mental Health Lottery supports Anxious Minds to grow its services across the North East and in return, my guarantee to you is that 100% of money raised will go on proving more support to people we serve, people struggling from mental health across the North East.
Every mind matters.
Eddie
Chief Officer
Anxious Minds
Marathon man
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 date This is money will go towards opening the Buddies well-being Centre
A massive thank you to Phill For all his support
In memory of James Arthur Dean
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 charity is hoping to open the center by the end of 2019
The Purple Ladies Starts Young Anxious Minds
Saturday saw us visit the Anxious Minds offices. An amazingly tranquil calming environment upon entry We were given coffee & cake too :o)
We were shown around the offices & saw the treatment rooms as well as an amazing radio tech room which we hope to be involved within 2019.
We gladly presented our donation of £2,000, in memory of Jay Lennon,
Towards an underfunded but invaluable service meeting a range of my needs! Thank you, Eddie & Gemma, for a very warm welcome. Heres to the future !!
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