Recovery
What is recovery, what might help with my recovery and what support is available.
Read : RecoveryWhat is recovery, what might help with my recovery and what support is available.
Read : RecoveryWhat is loneliness, how to cope with loneliness and how to support someone else who is feeling lonely.
Read : LonelinessOur animation explores relationships as the forgotten foundation of mental health and wellbeing.
Read : Relationships: the missing piece of the wellbeing puzzleWe have all been through times of change including, for some, the profound loss felt when someone close to us dies. There are some things we can do to help.
Read : Change, loss and bereavementRe:Connect and Time and Space were unique peer support projects established for mental health carers, matched them with another person who had been through a similar situation.
Read : Re:Connect and Time and SpaceThe Peer Education Project is a low-cost, evidence-based and effective approach to addressing the challenges children and young people are facing with their mental health and well-being.
Read : Peer Education Project ScotlandShannon began her university studies during the Covid pandemic. This had a large impact on her feeling connected to the university and her peers. In this piece Shannon writes about how creating a mentorship network helped her feel connected and empowered to others.
Read : Power of mentorship in feeling connected to universityStanding Together Cymru was a three-year funded project working in partnership with four housing associations across South East Wales offering weekly peer support groups in retirement and extra care housing schemes.
Read : Standing Together CymruThe Long Covid Project is for people with long-term health conditions who have attended a condition self-management course with the NHS in North Wales. Initially it covered people with Long Covid alone, but due to its success it is now running groups for people with chronic pain and other long-term health conditions.
Read : The Long Covid ProjectYoung Parents Connect is a three-year peer support project for young mothers (up to 25 years) that uses a creative, whole-family approach to mental health prevention within a community setting.
Read : Young Parents Connect