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Take part in the London Virtual Marathon

23rd February 2024

Attention all keen runners: places are now open for the London Virtual Marathon
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LGBT+ History Month: it's action that counts

21st February 2024

Our LGBTQIA+ peer support worker, Adam, reflects on the value of LGBT+ History Month, their own recovery journey and the importance of active allyship all year round (with some great tips for allies)
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From feedback to change: our service user survey

19th February 2024

Our latest service user survey found that 83 per cent of respondents felt that West Sussex Mind had helped them manage their mental health and emotional well-being, while 87 per cent would recommend our charity to someone struggling with their mental health. Find out more about our survey and how we are actively addressing your feedback
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New partnership to improve outcomes for people living with serious mental illnesses

5th February 2024

West Sussex Mind will support Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust's Enhanced Community Rehabilitation service, which treats adults with psychosis and other serious mental illnesses. Four new members of staff will introduce service users to other forms of mental health support in the community and help them feel supported in the longer term
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Children's Mental Health Week 2024: my voice matters

5th February 2024

It's Children's Mental Health Week from 5-11 February, shining a light on the importance of children and young people’s mental well-being. Find out more about this year's theme and the support and training options we offer for children, young people and parents and carers
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Sea swimming for well-being

30th January 2024

Outdoor swimming has become incredibly popular, particularly since the pandemic. Our communications officer, Julie, reflects on how this uplifting activity helps her maintain positive mental health and the other benefits it can bring