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News
Bipolar UK Evaluation Survey
8 September 2020
Bipolar UK is evaluating it's services so we can work more effectively to empower people affected by bipolar to live well and achieve their potential.
VoiceAbility are looking for volunteer peer mentors
3 September 2020
Camden Peer Mentor Service are looking for volunteer peer mentors with lived experience of mental health.
Camden & Islington LGBTQ+ Residents COVID-19 Lockdown Experience Survey
18 August 2020
This survey is aiming to explore the varied effects of the UK COVID-19 lockdown on Camden & Islington LGBTQ+ residents.
Share your COVID-19 stories
18 August 2020
The last few months have brought huge challenges to people’s lives. We know everyone’s experience has been different, and we want to hear yours.
Share your stories of the COVID-19 pandemic, and your hopes for the future. You can share through words, a video message or art. You can also share summaries of conversations you've had with other people.
Share your experience living through the pandemic
3 August 2020
2020 will always be remembered as the year our lives changed dramatically due to the coronavirus pandemic. Centre for Mental Health want to find out how this is affecting people’s emotional and mental health. ‘A Year in Our Lives’ will gather and share the first-hand experiences of people living through the pandemic.
Events
1st
Oct
Oct
Mindful conversations around race (2 sessions)
This course is an opportunity to engage in mindful conversations about the feelings and thoughts which arise when faced with talking about racism and inequality.
2nd
Oct
Oct
LGBT+ and mental health
This course will explore the ways sexual identity and gender fluidity impact on mental health, wellbeing and access to mental health services.
1st
Oct
Oct
Mindful conversations around race (2 sessions)
This course is an opportunity to engage in mindful conversations about the feelings and thoughts which arise when faced with talking about racism and inequality.
Camden Peer Mentor Service volunteer peer mentor 4 day training course
Camden Peer Mentor Service are looking for volunteer peer mentors with lived experience of mental health.
25th
Sep
Sep
Brent Mutual Support Group
The Mutual Support Group is a small committed self-facilitated group who have experienced or are experiencing mental health problems.