Plymouth’s newest community running challenge attracted 150 entrants, who ran from Mount Batten to the Barbican on Sunday morning.

This year’s theme for WMHD 2022 is to make mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority. It’s never been more important to raise awareness.

We’re hosting three 1-hour workshops later this month, inviting service users to share their experience of using Devon Mind’s support services.

Many of our support groups will be temporarily placed on hold, before resuming in November 2022.

Some advice on how to spot early warning signs of suicidal thoughts, and how to speak to someone and offer support.

We’re working with local welfare organisation Adult Young Carers to spread our SPEED-You-UP entrepreneurial programme across Devon!

The statutory authority for the Cattewater Harbour joins Bishop Fleming in supporting our brand new active challenge.

We were delighted to deliver a series of workshops in Bideford in partnership with Argyle Community Trust and NCS.

Help us run the city’s newest 10K as smoothly as possible by joining as a volunteer marshal on Sunday 16th October 2022.

Plymouth’s newest community running challenge kicks off with a 10K run this October, sponsored by Bishop Fleming.

Donations made as part of this year’s Varsity sporting event will aid the fight for mental health across Devon.

Applications are now open for volunteer ambassadors in all areas of Devon to represent the charity.

Help us reach more young men at higher risk of suicide with bespoke advice, information, and support services.

The popular Paignton holiday park will be supporting the fight for mental health across Devon over the next 12 months!

Addressing the theme of loneliness for this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week. #WeveBeenThere

We are excited to launch the new partnership with a core group of other local mental health organisations as part of the Community Mental Health Framework.

We’re jumping to raise awareness and funds for mental health services across Devon. Join us!

The cheeky calendar features shots of local tradespeople’s behinds, all in aid of local mental health support services.