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Action for every mind: what will you do this Mental Health Awareness Week?

10th May 2026

This Mental Health Awareness Week is all about taking action for mental health. Whether you're doing something for your own wellbeing, helping someone else or donating to support our life-changing work, there are so many ways you can get involved
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How to support neurodivergent mental health

16th March 2026

This Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Annie Button explores some of the mental health challenges neurodivergent individuals can face and ways in which people in the wider community and workplaces can support their wellbeing
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Creating hobby spaces to boost your wellbeing

16th February 2026

Pursuing hobbies for the fun of it is great for your wellbeing. And creating a dedicated space at home for your hobbies, whatever your budget and means, can help reduce stress and bring calm and mental regulation into your life
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Children's Mental Health Week 2026: This is My Place

9th February 2026

It's Children's Mental Health Week from 9 to 15 February, shining a light on children and young people’s mental wellbeing. Find out more about this year's theme and the support and training we offer for children and young people and their parents and carers
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Adur support hub gets a makeover

28th January 2026

Corner House in Southwick has been renovated thanks to a donation of 'work in kind' by Southern Housing and HG Construction, creating a more welcoming environment for people who get support with us
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Research urges culturally informed mental health support for Gypsy and Traveller communities

28th January 2026

Recent joint research found that mistrust and lack of cultural understanding are among the barriers to mental health support for Gypsy and Traveller communities in West Sussex. Find out more about our research with Friends, Families and Travellers and how we plan to better serve these communities and influence the wider Sussex health system