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Everyone feels the physical effects of coronavirus differently. And the impact of the virus on our mental health differs from person to person too. In the latest of their wellbeing tips and

Mind in Brighton & Hove has offered a range of Advocacy services to people across the city, and also throughout West Sussex, since 1971. Celebrating the third annual Advocacy Awareness Week in 2020

The UK government announced a number of pledges to mark World Mental Health Day this year. £1 million has been donated by the government in response to ITV’s Help our Helplines campaign. The funding

West Sussex County Council's Adults Services Customer and Carer Group will be hosting a discussion on the impact of COVID-19 on mental health and wellbeing. The group would like to invite people with

The NHS and local authorities in Sussex would like to know about your experiences of health and care during the COVID-19 pandemic, so that they can improve the way services are provided in the future

To celebrate World Mental Health Day, Mind in Brighton and Hove are asking people to help them build a Sussex-wide virtual pledge wall. The World Federation for Mental Health which co-ordinates WMHD