Suffolk Mind
Suffolk Mind is an independent mental health charity that provides a range of mental well-being support and services across the county.
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Colourful charity run raises thousands for mental health
Nearly 500 runners participated in Suffolk Mind's first-ever Colour Rush event, raising more than £12,000 for mental health support in the county.News
New nature initiative helps people with borderline personality disorder
A new programme is helping people in Suffolk with borderline personality disorder connect with nature and improve their wellbeing.News
Fundraisers raise over £34,000 for Suffolk Mind in daring weekend challenge
More than 75 brave participants took on skydiving and half marathon challenges to support local mental health charity Suffolk Mind, raising an impressive £34,375 over a single weekend.News
World Suicide Prevention Day: Local businesswoman and mental health advocate shares her experiences as suicides in Ipswich double
As the world recognises World Suicide Prevention Day, data shows that suicides in Ipswich doubled last year, as England and Wales recorded their highest suicide rate in over two decades.News
Ipswich businessman's bad shirts raise £2,000 for Suffolk Mind
An Ipswich entrepreneur has turned flamboyant fashion into a force for good, raising thousands for a local mental health charity through his quirky clothing brand.News
Suffolk depression diagnoses reach highest level since records began
More Suffolk residents are living with depression compared to pre-pandemic levels, new figures reveal. Over 91,000 adults in the county were diagnosed with the condition last year.News
Suffolk author's space turtle tale inspires young readers
A children's book by Suffolk-based author and Suffolk Mind trustee Katerina Budinova is captivating young readers globally while supporting local mental health initiatives.News
Most Suffolk workers struggling to get enough sleep, survey finds
Over 80% of full-time workers in Suffolk aren't getting enough sleep, according to a new survey by local mental health charity Suffolk Mind.News