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We have launched our first ever online art auction

8th August 2025

Show your support and help us provide much needed mental health support to local people by bidding on an artwork
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Charity football match raises over £3,000 for West Sussex Mind in emotional showdown at Steyning Town FC

6th August 2025

On a warm but blustery Sunday afternoon, friends, families and football fans gathered at Steyning Town Football Club for a special charity football match between local teams Worthing Dads and Steyning Saints – all in support of West Sussex Mind
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Co-parenting with compassion post-divorce

21st July 2025

Going through a divorce is one of the most emotionally difficult times in anyone’s life, but it’s not just the couple that’s affected. If you have children, it can be incredibly hard to break up the family dynamic and can subsequently take its toll on the mental health of all involved
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Lottery funding win to benefit local families

7th July 2025

We've been awarded £400,000 from the National Lottery Community Fund to continue and develop our Families in Mind service supporting families with young children. It's our third successful Lottery bid for this "life-changing" service
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Stevie’s story: Resisting misdiagnosis

1st July 2025

Stevie has had a difficult mental health journey coming to terms with her sexual identity, negotiating cultural bias in mental health services and finding the right diagnosis. But she’s now living as her authentic self and shares what she was learned along the way
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Challenging the stigma: Men’s Health Week and rethinking masculinity

11th June 2025

Men’s Health Week is an annual opportunity to shine a light on the unique challenges men face when it comes to physical and mental health. At West Sussex Mind, we acknowledge that understanding the deep-rooted societal expectations around masculinity is essential in supporting men’s wellbeing and breaking the stigma around asking for help