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We are always amazed by the different ways that our supporters choose to raise money for us and when Dan Spencer got in contact with us last November with his idea for fundraising, we were staggered and in awe of… Read more

Bristol MindLine will be closing early on the night of Saturday 5th January. This is due to unavoidable upgrade works taking place on the line by our call handling provider. We will be accepting new calls between 8pm and 10:30pm.… Read more

We have collated some information about mental health services opening times over the Christmas and New Year period, should you need support during this time. Bristol Mind Information & Signposting Service: Monday 24 December: Closed from 14:00Tuesday 25 December –… Read more

We have been absolutely overwhelmed by the support from Burges Salmon this year, following them making Bristol Mind their Charity of the Year.  Their latest and biggest event – Strictly Legal 2018 – took place on 6 December and raised… Read more

We are looking for committed, confident individuals to join Bristol Mind as  Outreach Advocacy Volunteers. Advocates help people speak up for what they want and need, secure their rights, represent their interests and obtain the services that that they need.… Read more

On Human Rights Day, Bristol Mind is one of 155 groups across the UK Celebrating 70 years of human rights protection and calling on the Prime Minister to safeguard our freedoms here at home. Human Rights Day, held on 10… Read more

We are really looking forward to getting into the festive spirit with the Bristol Phoenix Choir on Saturday 8 December for their annual Christmas concert at Tyndale Baptist Church in Clifton. In addition to wonderful Christmas carols there will also be… Read more

“I pretended to be somebody I wanted to be until, finally, I became that person, or he became me” (Cary Grant) We are extremely delighted to have been contacted by the organisers of this year’s CARY GRANT COMES HOME FOR THE… Read more

This week the Memorial Stadium hosted an event entitled ‘Feeling Blue? And White’ organised by Bristol Rovers Community Trust. The event was to promote personal wellbeing and to tackle the stigma surrounding mental health. The evening had guest speakers including… Read more

Some of Bristol’s best poets are coming together for a truly unique event at Glenside Hospital Museum on Thursday 22 November 2018, to raise money for both Bristol Mind and the Hospital Museum. Hosted by Milk Poetry (“Bristol’s most nurturing… Read more