Take part in one, two, or all of our ongoing actions and strengthen our fight against discrimination by standing up and speaking out on the real issues that affect people every day. With your support we can make sure the voices of those who experience mental distress are heard by those who influence change.
Do you have a story to tell about your experience of mental health and employment? We want to hear from you.
Watch this space for details of Mind's forthcoming campaign to stamp out poor practice by bailiffs.
Take action to make sure Gordon keeps his prescription promise.
Tell us how you think the mental health needs of men can be met.
Write to your MP to help put pressure on the Government to make changes to the Work Capability Assessment (WCA), the medical assessment for the new benefit Employment and Support Allowance (ESA).
Email Mariam Kemple to find out how to get involved in this campaign.
If you've seen media coverage that promotes negative stereotypes about people with mental distress, write a letter and make a complaint. Find out how.
Nothing brings an issue to life more than a real-life story. People who have shared their stories with Mind have helped our work in many ways, from promoting understanding of mental health issues to informing our campaigning work and speaking to journalists on our behalf. Will you tell us your story?
As a member of Mind in Action you will be part of a network of groups and individuals who work together to campaign locally and nationally for a better deal for people with mental health problems. Members are supported to speak out, publicise and take action on one or all of our current campaigns.