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@Rachel_Luby had a sudden memory of our first meeting - dreaming together and sharing some common passions. It has been a very long time...Love and Hope over fear 🧸🐶🦧
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This morning please spare a thought for NHS staff who - at exactly the same time you did - found out last night from @BorisJohnson they’d be delivering 1 million boosters a day from… today.
We're calling for financial, employment and emotional support for young adults who have been impacted by the pandemic.
Our research report highlights the effect of job loss and financial uncertainty on factors related to young adults' suicide risk. https://t.co/5NYWJAR4dq [1/3]
The Christmas & winter holiday season can be a tough time if you are struggling with issues connected with a #birthtrauma. #OCEAN – Offering Compassionate Emotional Support for those Living Through Birth Trauma & Birth Loss is a service that can help: https://t.co/36Olv6Y2u5
If you’re worried someone may be thinking about suicide, remember it is safe to talk about suicide. This leaflet by @UniofExeter & The Alliance of Suicide Prevention Charities, gives guidance on what you could say or do if you're worried about someone: https://t.co/KlNyHR5PR4
Hope you look after yourself today. Be aware of the things that impact how you feel, and take some time out for a little self-care. It's okay to take breaks when you need them. Much love, team YM.
Pray for the 4,000 migrants stranded in freezing woods between Belarus & Poland at grave risk of hypothermia - the victims of the weaponisation of defenceless human beings, abandoned and forgotten. It could be us!
The church has been caring for the vulnerable for over 2000 years and will always continue to do so.
It is understandable that some fleeing war and terror will experience mental health problems.
We will continue to pass on the grace and compassion of God to all those in need.