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A DEVASTATED mum who tragically lost her son to suicide has today launched a mobile mental health unit to “give people a friendly face” of support. Karen Pullen is on a mission to intervene and help with people in mental health crises as early as possible, with her mobile health support and suicide prevention unit. The 44-year-old founded the Craig Tyler Trust in memory of her son who tragically took his own life in Pitsea on April 8, 2018 following a battle with his mental health. Ms Pullen’s trust has been helping people with their mental health since 2018, taking on a surge of people who suffered during lockdowns due to Covid-19. ....
THE full list of mental health services receiving £50,000 in grants has been released. In October last year, Basildon Council launched a mental health fund, and it has now selected and awarded more than £50,000 worth of grants to twelve organisations. The one off grants of up to £5,000 were available to voluntary and community sector organisations to support mental health projects, training and professional development, improving organisational infrastructure, or supporting staff salaries and volunteer expenses. One of the grant recipients are the Craig Tyler Trust, who with the funding will launch a mobile mental health support unit - allowing the trust to be present in different areas across the borough and be available to support a wider range of residents. ....
Mr Panrucker said he was inspired to set it up after attending a fellow fan’s funeral during the first wave of the pandemic and hearing about people who had lost jobs or been detrimentally affected by the pandemic. It has helped more than a dozen people back into work, found housing for homeless veterans and given hundreds access to mental health services and support. “I couldn’t believe how badly some people were struggling. We have a wonderful community fanbase and I thought it would be a good way of getting people together through the love of the club,” said Mr Panrucker, 48. ....