Success for WTF in the Tesco Groundwork Community Grant scheme, to help us hold Mental Health Awareness workshops locally Exciting news! A community grant, for a community project, from a community minded business. Thank you, Tesco, for supporting our little charity
Wellbeing Libraries making great progress in local schools More than 200 school age children die by suicide every single year. How can this be right? Every time I look at, or hear, the statistics, I’m horrified, saddened, frustrated, angered, and
Willfest 21 – it was better than we thought possible! What better way to end the summer holidays, and start the new academic year, than with live music, good food, great beer, and even better friends, than at Willfest 21!
Suicide Prevention Day is such an important date for us, as this is the belief that drives us: suicide is preventable. The ‘what ifs’ and ‘if onlys’ are the things that keep me awake at night and take the pleasure
Samaritans review the WTF website and make practical implementable recommendations to enhance it WTF have spent a lot of time and energy building, curating and presenting accessible content on our website, for either those seeking support for themselves during tough
Organic growth. Now there’s a term bandied around casually like dandelion clocks floating on the mid-summer breeze. It’s a phrase often associated with how a business or even an idea develops. Organic growth is low hanging fruit and an easy
At WTF “Every little blue token helps” Please excuse me whilst I kick off and get the ball rolling with a few mixed sporting metaphors. But we’re in a race after all! And although, we’ve secured a Champions League position,
We are running a Creative Arts project in association with Central England Co-operative, to promote positive actions or feelings during the Coronavirus Lockdown. The Project runs from Monday, 5th July until Friday, 27th August, 2021 with a showcase of work
Samaritans Lived Experience Panel Article from Derbyshire Mental Health Forum Dear Colleagues, There is an opportunity to be part of a Lived Experience Panel. Samaritans are creating more opportunities for people with personal experience of using their services, and of
‘Thank you Dean for sharing your story’ – WTF The Ascent It is hard to believe that it was 18 months since I was diagnosed with suffering from anxiety and depression. It has felt both the longest and yet quickest
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