Minda took us to church and back with the message. Say it with us:

'I belong in every room I enter, but not every room deserves me.'

Feel free to throw in a ✨'period' ✨ for some more oomph to this affirmation.

Thank you, Minda Harts!

A pleasure to join forces with co-labourers for the good of our community via Bounce Black | Mental Health. All hands on deck! ✊🏾

Getting access to services remains a fundamental problem, particularly for people with protected equality characteristics. People are struggling to get the care they need when they need it.

You can read more in #StateOfCare

cqc.org.uk/publications/m…

Let us see more HEIs and education logos in this section.

Calling for change and for better mental health is our collective responsibility.

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Join us on the last Saturday of every month at the Mindful Muslims Programme.
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Shocka makes some really important points here!

We should not take good mental health for granted. Everyone deserves access to good mental health and the right support.

Hello everyone ! It's Mental Health Awareness Month, and at Not So Micro , we're delving into a topic important to our hearts: creating inclusive schools free from racism to promote better mental health for our young people. Stick with us this month 💪🏾

“Everyone deserves to have stable mental health & everyone deserves to have healthy self-esteem”

Shocka Artist reflects on why Black mental health matters, drawing on his experiences, & why he’s supporting the Black Mental Health Manifesto 🔥✊🏾

#ProtectBlackMentalHealth

Let's support everyone with health barriers to employment to have the right support into work - IF they want it.
Work can be part of recovering, but mandating it for those who are too unwell is plain wrong. No more toxic workplaces or unfair sanctions! centreformentalhealth.org.uk/working-well-p…

Great commentary and good for thought from Jan Hutchinson from Centre for Mental Health. The relationship between work and our mental health is far from straightforward.

Our Young Women in Mind grant programme opens 13 May – the first day of #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek By age 14-16 years self-harm, depression, anxiety, eating disorders are 2 or 3 times more common in girls compared to boys. tinyurl.com/yybhctdy

🤔 Recent unhelpful comments from politicians got Jan Hutchinson thinking. Is work *always* good for our mental health? And how can make sure that everyone has access to effective employment support when they want work? 👇centreformentalhealth.org.uk/working-well-p…

Pleased to see Mind among the organisations that support the incredible Black Mental Health Manifesto.

Visit bmhwa.co.uk for more info.

Our website is live. You can check it out here
👉🏾bmhwa.co.uk

A huge thank you to all the organisations who have shown their support for the Black Mental Health Manifesto so far 🤩🙏🏾

If you're interested in signing up, please email [email protected]

Great opportunity to support an amazing charity doing great things for young people in London - check it out

Harsher sentencing does not reduce knife crime.
Harsher sentencing does not reduce knife crime.
Harsher sentencing does not reduce knife crime.
Harsher sentencing does not reduce knife crime.
Harsher sentencing does not reduce knife crime.
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As someone with a PTSD diagnosis, I know how debilitating mental health conditions can be.

The DWP Secretary says the benefits system shouldn't be paying people to deal with the “ordinary difficulties of life”.

If he thinks that's not trivialising mental illness, what is it?

Beautiful, beautiful boy ❤️

Please given Joden a listen, he's speaking straight facts here 👇🏾

#ProtectBlackMentalHealth

Joden speaking straight facts here 👇🏾👇🏾

#ProtectBlackMentalHealth