The Repair Shop s Jay Blades says he couldn t see tomorrow in mental health battle
The Repair Shop s star Jay Blades has opened up about his mental health on BBC s The One Show during Mental Health Awareness Week, and has said that his mental health got so bad he couldn t see tomorrow
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Open space at Africa Alive
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During this week and beyond, the charities will be providing opportunities for people to experience, share and talk about nature.
Activities taking place will include Norfolk and Waveney Mind having a presence at Banham Zoo and Africa Alive, as well as joint fundraising initiatives and ticket giveaways. Norfolk and Waveney Mind will also provide support to ZSEA to help manage the wellbeing of their staff in the workplace.
And Claudia Roberts, chief executive at the ZSEA, revealed plans for a mindfulness garden to be installed at Banham Zoo.
Claudia Roberts, chief executive at the ZSEA, revealed plans for a mindfulness garden
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Staff and students at Banbury and Bicester College taking part in activities for Mental Health Awareness Week
Staff and students at Banbury and Bicester College are taking part in a number of activities and initiatives as part of Mental Health Awareness Week, which runs from May 10 to 16.
Wednesday, 12th May 2021, 11:58 am
Staff and students at Banbury and Bicester College are taking part in a number of activities and initiatives as part of Mental Health Awareness Week, which runs from May 10 to 16. (Image from Activate Learning college group)
Staff and students at Banbury and Bicester College are taking part in a number of activities and initiatives as part of Mental Health Awareness Week, which runs from May 10 to 16.
During 2021 Mental Health Awareness Week (10-16 May) plans for a new vital resource to help riders get more support have been revealed.
Mental health charity Riders Minds, which celebrates its first birthday this week, will launch a new text and web chat service in the near future. The charity was founded by the late event rider Matthew Wright and his wife, Victoria, with support from a number of companies, and with the British Grooms Association and Equestrian Employers Association acting as consultants.
Following 38-year-old Matthew’s death on 15 February, supporters donated thousands of pounds to the charity, which has been used to fund the new service.