Regional networks
Our Regional Network programme aims to increase collaboration and partnership working between sport, physical activity and mental health organisations at a local to regional level.
What is a Regional Network?
A Regional Network is a collection of sport, physical activity and mental health organisations who work together to increase the number of groups in their region who are equipped with the skills to support and engage people with mental health problems in physical activity.
What do the regional networks do?
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Utilise and promote Mind’s Universal Offer (e.g. training, toolkits and resources)
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Build relationships between sport, physical activity and mental health organisations
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Share best practice and relevant Mind updates
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Support the scoping around our strategic priority audiences, in particular people fighting poverty and racialised communities
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Help Mind with requests for support within their region
Who leads the Regional Networks?
Each Network is led by a Regional Network Hub. The Hub is the main point of contact and coordinates its activities.
You can find information about your local Hub below.
Where is my nearest Hub?
You can find information about your local Hub below.
Region |
Lead organisation |
Lead contact information |
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North East | RISE |
Adam Brougham: [email protected] |
North West | Kyle Tunstall: [email protected] | |
Yorkshire and Humber |
Darren Huart: [email protected] |
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East Midlands |
Active Partners Trust | Rachael Dyer: [email protected] |
West Midlands |
Think Active |
Please contact: |
East of England |
Herts Sport Partnership |
Thomas Horey: |
South East | Move Consulting |
Elaine McNish: |
South West | Move Consulting |
Craig Blain: |