Green Health At Daventry Group

• NN11 4GG, < 1 mile from this group
• Tag: Carers

Our Daventry Carers group offers support for people whose friends or family have been affected by mental illness. We have been meeting regularly for several years but always welcome new members to join us. We provide mutual support and information through an understanding of shared experiences. We are active in the local community, create publications and deliver a programme of guest speakers who cover a variety of topics of interest. Meetings are relaxed and therapeutic, and support is offered in a safe and non-judgemental manner.

• CV31 2DT, 15 miles from this group
• Tag: People with Mental Illness

The Breeze Support Group brings people together on a Saturday to share their wellbeing, stress and mental health challenges. We listen and work together to help one another thrive and grow. The group meets from 11am to 1pm, every Saturday, in Leamington Spa.

• NN13 6HZ, 15 miles from this group
• Tag: Carers and People with Mental Illness

We aim to get together, support each other, make new friends, chat, socialise & have fun. By being together and not alone we can find a place of belonging, understanding & friendship that only those that have been there can appreciate, through either lived experience or caring for someone with mental health.

• NN8 4JG, 20 miles from this group
• Tag: Carers

Our Rethink Mental Illness - Carers Support Group offers a friendly, welcoming environment for people with family members or friends affected by acute or enduring mental illness. We aim to strengthen awareness of mental health, both locally and nationally, through campaigning and fundraising. We also alleviate isolation through mutual support of the shared lived experiences we each have. Meetings are relaxed and empathetic, with new members always encouraged to join us. Our group is open to all carers (experienced or new) who have relatives with enduring mental health conditions.

• OX26 6FA, 24 miles from this group
• Tag:

Our aim is to enlighten the local population to the incidence and consequences of mental illness, to organise talks from professional in the field and associated statutory and voluntary bodies and to provide a safe and non-judgemental space for those seeking help and support.

• B91 1QY, 28 miles from this group
• Tag: Carers and People with Mental Illness

Our group meets monthly in Solihull and encourages members to have conversations and share their ideas and experiences. We also signpost and steer people to other organisations that will benefit them. We provide a range of activities to encourage socialising and the building of friendships. This includes presentations from guest speakers on topics usually related to mental health, as well as informal chats and supportive discussions.

• OX1 2DH, 35 miles from this group
• Tag: Carers

We are a peer-led support group for carers. We know that being a carer can be isolating, so we aim to introduce you to other carers in the same situation. We share helpful information and invite guest speakers to talk at meetings.

• OX4 1YH, 35 miles from this group
• Tag: Carers and People with Mental Illness

We are a group of people affected by mental health issues, either directly, as family members or friends, or because we work in the field of mental health. We believe the voice of lived experience should be heard and welcome everyone who shares this view. We aim to act as a forum for the exchange of innovative ideas around areas of mental health and inclusion, to network, and to take positive action to change perceptions and improve people’s lives. We listen to a range of speakers, discuss ideas and plan campaigns. We meet monthly. Please contact us for more information.

• PE29 6FN, 40 miles from this group
• Tag: Carers

The purpose of our group is to bring together the parents and partners of people with first-hand experience of mental illness. We do this in an informal atmosphere where people can give each other mutual support. This is especially important for people whose loved ones have recently been diagnosed, and those who are new to the systems and challenges that people affected by mental illness commonly face.