We are co-locating to deliver services across two wellbeing hubs in Plymouth, as well as adding our first dedicated staff in Exeter.

OfficialPiran streamed for 24 hours straight on Twitch, playing the PS1 classic Final Fantasy VII whilst donning full Tifa Lockhart cosplay!

Time to Talk Day 2022 invites people across the UK to come together with their friends, families, communities, and workplaces to talk, listen, and change lives.

If you’re feeling the pressure to be festive over Christmas even when you don’t feel like it, you’re not alone. Here are a few quick tips for taking care of your wellbeing, which is more important.

The popular attraction outside the city represents one of Devon Mind’s biggest single fundraisers for 2021, with a total of £4,114.94 raised for the charity.

Devon Mind will be closed between 24th December and 3rd January, but there are a range of support services open which you can call if you feel you’re in crisis.

Dates have now been released for our five existing support groups, as well as the brand new OCD Support group starting in January.

RGB invited tradespeople and Exeter Chiefs stars to send in photos of their bums on display in aid of three local Minds in the South West.

Second-row Sam Skinner is putting his signed shirt from Scotland’s recent win over Australia up for auction in aid of his local mental health charity.

To mark International Stress Awareness Week, we’re sharing some information and advice on stress and how to deal with it.

How to join the fight for mental health equality on World Mental Health Day, Sunday 10th October 2021. #DoOneThing and together we can change everything.

Advice on how to begin tackling some of the social anxieties you may be experiencing. A few tips on how to deal with anxiety in social situations.

#BeTheLight and share this letter of hope to let your friends and family know that they’re not alone in the darkness.

All proceeds from the sale of programmes and other donations on the two nights will be used to support the people of Keyham following last Thursday’s tragic shooting.

The staple of the Plymouth events calendar returns this year, and we’ve been chosen to sell programmes to raise money for mental health in Devon!

Groups were postponed due to the pandemic, but now five popular groups are returning, with dates available for the rest of 2021.

The club has raised over £3,400 already with their Century Challenge, and hope to surpass £5,000 by the end of the season!

The Cockington Court Summer Open Evening and the Trevor Walker Memorial Charity Match each raised hundreds of pounds to aid the fight for mental health in Devon.