Mind - Manchester

"Our purpose is to create a space where mental health comes first. We believe that everyone deserves to be supported in their mental health needs and that we have a part to play in that. We value the commitment of our staff and volunteers who work hard to ensure our services are delivered in a way that enables people to feel heard and involved. Current projects include: Food For All and Allotment Project Poor mental health, loneliness and lack of access to healthy food are intertwined and our Food for All team offer a range of services to support individuals and communities experiencing the greatest need. Young People We work with young people either in schools, or through our community project, CYP, to educate about mental health and to provide help when young people are struggling. Peer Support Our Peer Support groups are run by people who use their own experiences to help each other. The aim of the peer support groups is to offer a safe place for people who are struggling with their mental health to share, understand and give mutual support for mental health related issues being experienced. Criteria: You need to be living in an area within the Manchester City Council. 4 groups at present with : 2 groups are online: Tuesday, 5.30pm -7pm. Friday, 10.00am-12.00pm. A Wednesday face to face group 2pm-4pm in Hulme. We’re intending to provide online access at the same time if anyone has that need. A Friday face to face group, 2pm-4pm in Harpurhey. Advice We provide free and impartial advice on welfare benefits, debt and housing to people with mental health needs living in Manchester."