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.
One of the most important things you can do is to tell us your story so we can use it inform our policies and strengthen our campaigns.
Mind campaigners work with us to campaign for a better deal for people with mental health problems. Become a Mind campaigner today.
They are supported to speak out, publicise and take action on one or all of our current campaigns.
Help promote our Daily Stigma tabloid newspaper - redressing negative media coverage of disability benefites
You can also have a look at other ways you can be involved in our campaign.
Our campaign aims to tackle the fear and awkwardness that people feel around talking about mental health.
You can share the Time to Change TV ad with your friends, have a conversation about mental health or send an e-card to a friend to let them know you’re there.
Mind is concerned the proposals could mean many people with experience of mental distress are no longer able to access free legal advice and representation on issues like employment, debt and welfare benefits. Join us in the Justice for all campaign.
Help us to publicise our new guide on police and mental health by contacting your local force.
Email us 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.
Real-life stories are vital for informing our policies and strengthening our campaigns. We'd still like to hear from you: tell us your story here.