1 in 4 of us will experience a mental health problem each year. But many of us don’t know where to reach out for support. Or how to share what we’re going through.  We all experience and talk about mental health differently. But we aren’t always listened to. And we aren’t always represented.   We’re determined […]

Author: Stewart Gillespie
Posted on: 12th May 2022

Mental Health Awareness Week 2022 Mental Health Awareness Week – Monday 9 – Sunday 15 May 2022 Mental Health Awareness Week gives us the chance to create even more awareness of mental health, to talk openly about mental health issues to help break down the stigma, and to promote services and resources that are there […]

Author: Stewart Gillespie
Posted on: 5th May 2022

KCW Senior Peer Support Worker for Complex Emotional Needs £30,984 – £31, 895 depending on skills and experience (37.5 hours per week) The Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster Minds Partnership is looking to appoint a Senior Peer Support Worker to deliver a new specialist peer support service for people with complex emotional needs. This is an […]

Author: Stewart Gillespie
Posted on: 4th May 2022

On Monday 28 March, local choirs Kensington Singers and Barcarolle Choir, held a special concert of uplifting choral music in aid of Kensington and Chelsea Mind.  The ‘Music for the Soul’ concert was held at St Cuthbert’s Church in Earl’s Court, and raised a total of £449 for the charity.  From everyone at Kensington and […]

Author: Stewart Gillespie
Posted on: 27th April 2022

There’s no doubt that the news about what is happening in Ukraine is upsetting and causing us to worry. For those of us who struggle with anxiety, it can make us feel even more stressed and worried. Of course it is important to keep informed about what is going on around the world, but it’s […]

Author: Stewart Gillespie
Posted on: 10th March 2022

On Thursday 24th February 2022, the UK Government ended all domestic restrictions relating to Covid-19. This means that there are no longer any legal requirements around social distancing, mask wearing and self-isolation. Keeping you safe We have been working on a phased return to full face-to-face service opening since July 2021. As we prepare to […]

Author: Stewart Gillespie
Posted on: 3rd March 2022

Prioritising your mental health doesn’t have to be complicated. There are lots of simple changes you can make to your routine that can have a positive affect on your wellbeing. Mind has provided ideas and tips on how you can start with one thing… Relax and reduce stress Do something that helps you relax, like […]

Author: Stewart Gillespie
Posted on: 21st February 2022

Time to Talk Day, the nation’s biggest mental health conversation, is here! Thursday 3 February 2022 is the day that friends, families, communities, and workplaces come together to talk, listen and change lives. Join Mind, Rethink Mental Illness and Co-op and take part in the day by downloading a free conversation starter pack to help you talk about mental health […]

Author: Stewart Gillespie
Posted on: 3rd February 2022

LGBT history month happens every February in the UK. It’s a month to celebrate the history of LGBTIQ+ communities and look back at the progress that’s been made over the years. The theme for 2022’s LGBT history month is ‘Politics In Art’ and will also commemorate the 50th anniversary of Britain’s first ever Pride march. […]

Author: Stewart Gillespie
Posted on: 1st February 2022

Our Peer Support team has added a number of new activities to their calendar of events.  Although we are still unable to run any of our face-to-face activities, we hope you will be able to join us online. Or if you would like to meet in person, there is a weekly group walk around a […]

Author: Stewart Gillespie
Posted on: 18th January 2022