Current government guidance states that we should stay at home where possible and avoid being in close proximity to others.
Stories
Everybody has a story…. the people who use our services, the people who volunteer for us, the staff working for us.
It is only when we begin to share our stories that we break down barriers and reduce the stigma of mental health.
Below are some stories of people’s experiences with mental health and with CW Mind.
If you would like to share your story, please click here.
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A huge thank you to Nitin who took part in a charity skydive recently to raise funds for CW Mind. Read what he had to say about the experience here.
The glitterball spinning sum of £14,889 has been raised through Coventry does Strictly 2019. Plus, the event will be back next year. Fancy getting involved?
CW Mind ambassadors and REDers Emily Bunce and Dee Hodgson have been on BBC Coventry and Warwickshire to explain why RED January is beneficial for wellbeing.
Our CEO Steven Hill took part in our Big Skydive, raising more than £1,000 for the charity so far. Read what he had to say about the experience here.
I joined the Buddy Service as I was feeling very lonely; I had lost contact with a lot of my friends
After the birth of my baby I was in a very dark place. The labour and birth were difficult for
I have suffered from anxiety since I was little and I have suffered depression since I was in my teens.
Before I came to Journeys, I used to get angry, a lot especially about my mum letting me down all