We are looking to round off our year by asking for help. We rely on grants and the generosity of community members to maintain our emotional support service. We are going to hold an online silent auction to try and raise some funds. To donate please email [email protected] Thankq!
For too long, tackling mental health stigma has been seen as the responsibility of those who have experienced it. This is the time for change. Keep your eye out for the new @seemescotland campaign, coming 20 October. #SeeMeSeeUs@ListeningEar11@CaithnessVolGrp
Tonight, come along. Thurso Community Cafe. A new group for men, a different type of gym, actively encouraging men’s well-being. If you are well, come along and support others, if you are feeling a bit flat and life is not so enjoyable then you too come along.
What a nice surprise! I got my copy of "Giving Voice to Diversity in Criminological Research: 'Nothing About Us Without Us'. It looks fab. I can't wait to read it. In Chapter 5, I make the case for re-storying offending behaviour as a normal response to #trauma.
We are hearing from people across Caithness that are exhausted, overwhelmed, worried, anxious, stressed, some are drinking excessively to cope - this pandemic affects everyone, one way or another. Be kind to yourself and others. Strong connections and support make a difference 💙
⭐️We are recruiting ⭐️ We are looking for people who bring admin/HR/OD skills and passion to our Listening Service - we support people who are facing challenges that impact their mental health. [email protected] for more info.
Mental Health Awareness week - what are you doing or involved with that improves mental health in Caithness? We have been receiving lots of messages from people who are struggling; talking and listening to those around us, no matter our background, helps :-)
Over at Listening Ear Caithness, we are joining others in raising awareness around mental health. Nature is the theme this year and we would love your ‘local’ pictures of nature, come on Caithness let’s show off our glorious scenery #hereforcaithness#mentalhealth
The National Rural Mental Health Forum is researching how Covid-19 has impacted on the mental health and wellbeing of marginalised rural communities throughout Scotland. Specifically young carers, refugees and asylum seekers and LGBT+.
Survey 👇
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