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Mind in Harrow works for a better quality of life for people living in Harrow who are experiencing mental health problems.

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       Starbucks backed Stepping Stones Cafe Craft Course in Harrow for mental health sufferers to restart in autumn

Stepping Stones Cafe Craft Course has been helping mental health sufferers to get out into the community has been hailed as a success after its first eight week run.

Mind in Harrow has for two hours every Monday taken over a part of Starbucks in St George's Shopping centre for the Cafe Craft Course on making jewellery, keyrings, and other items. It is part of the Stepping Stones scheme, and helps the participants to be socially active, meet other people, and learn new skills.

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For a crafty extravaganza please visit the Photo Gallery

 

   Mind in Harrow's Head4Work team make an impression to promote Mindful Employment

Hundreds of people visited the information stall we held recently in the St Georges Centre in Harrow. We were there to promote Mindful Employment as part of the national Mind Week.

For the results of our survey click here

 

  • Two Awards for Harrow!

Mind in Harrow and CNWL Foundation NHS Trust won an award under the Community Cohesion theme for their partnership together to promote mutual understanding of the many different cultures and communities in Harrow needing support for their mental health.

Many congratulations to Dominic Joannou and Carol Harrison-Read at CNWL and Nisha Wickramasinghe, Natalie Tobert, Abdi Gure, Chandrakant Shah and Josie Hinton at Mind in Harrow who have formed such a dynamic team.

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  • An expanded range of Stepping Stones physical activities courses as part of the £18M national 'Time to Change' project to tackle stigma and funded by Comic Relief.

  • We have also launched our ambitious Plan for our Future  following an extensive consultation with service users, staff, trustees and people outside the organistion.