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This is a mental health emergency

The coronavirus pandemic is having a huge impact on our mental health. Help us be there for everyone who needs us at this crucial time.

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"The term 'hard to reach' is quite stigmatising and diminishing. If we’re hard to reach, it suggests we're the problem."

Isaac Ouro-Gnao explores the long-held myth of ‘hard to reach’ when it comes to Black people accessing mental health services.

Read Isaac's story

We can help you make choices about treatment, understand your rights or get the right support.

Information and support

When you're living with a mental health problem, having access to the right information is vital. Go to our information pages to find out more.

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Helping someone else

It can be hard to know what to do when supporting someone with a mental health problem. Our information includes helpful advice on giving support.

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Fundraise with us

From running a marathon to hosting a crafternoon, there are many different ways you can make a difference.

Virtual Christmas Crafternoon

We've taken the nation's craftiest festive fundraiser online. Do something creative and take some time for yourself, while helping raise funds for better mental health.

Join our virtual Crafternoon

Virtual fundraising

We've put together a selection of ideas for virtual fundraising that you can do from home.

Virtual fundraising ideas
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Do your own thing

Do good – feel great!  Whatever way you'd like to fundraise we'll support you all the way.

Do your own fundraising

Latest News

Wednesday, 15 July 2020

Existing inequalities have made mental health of BAME groups worse during pandemic, says Mind

A survey of over 14,000 adults by the mental health charity Mind has revealed that existing inequalities in housing, employment, finances and other issues have had a greater impact on the mental health of people from different Black, Asian and Ethnic Minority (BAME) groups than white people during the coronavirus pandemic
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Where your money goes

118,000

queries answered by our helplines in 2018/19.

84p

from every £1 we receive we spend on our charitable work.

15.9m

people accessed our information in 2018/2019.

You can find out more about our work in our 2018/19 annual review

and more about our finances in our 2018/19 accounts

Support that works

Local Minds

Local Minds provide mental health services in local communities across England and Wales.

Local Minds

Elefriends

Elefriends is a supportive online community where you can listen, share and be heard.

Support community Elefriends

"If it wasn't for Mind I wouldn't be here now. I will never forget their part in my recovery."

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