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Harrow Mental Health Directory
The lived experience of people with mental health problems is at the heart of everything we say and do. We provide life-saving support when people need it most. We campaign for better mental health services. We work to transform understanding of mental health in the workplace, in schools and public services.
Find out more79%
young people have improved mental health coping strategies
85%
employees feel more confident to support people with mental health problems
92%
people would recommend our service to a friend
Find out how you or your organisation can raise money for us and support our life-saving work. There many exciting and fun ways to get involved!
Find out how we can support better mental health awareness for your staff and managers in your workplace, school or service. See our range of cost effective courses.
October 16, 2020
Harrow User Group invites you to its first virtual forum: "We can get through this"
September 10, 2020
Suicide is a tough topic for many to confront, but it’s important not to shy
September 7, 2020
At Mind in Harrow, our HeadsUp project supports Youth Mental Health Day on 7 September
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RT @HeadsupHarrow: Don’t forget to sign up for the HeadsUp Harrow online conference happening on 6th October! Spaces are limited so regist…
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Seeing the funny side of life is good for your health. Think of laughter as a self-care tool; it helps to boost ou… https://t.co/919cNoZygT
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Coronavirus policy statement
We are still here to help! Please get in touch…
We’re running most of our services and are still here for you, just in a slightly different way. As always, we welcome you to get in touch with us via website, email or phone. Currently most our services and activities are running remotely. If you need to see someone in person, we will work out with you if this is possible.
Mind in Harrow is following the NHS Public Health guidance for social distancing to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. Our first priority is the safety of our services users, volunteers and staff. We will offer face-to-face activities where we have risk assessed that we can undertake these safely.
