In self harm & suicide prevention, supporting ourselves and our teams is vital. At #HarmToHope 2027, our CEO Caroline and HR Chief Darren will lead a workshop on workforce welfare, sharing practical ways to build healthier, supported teams. Join us 26 Feb: https://t.co/r7PSJcutef
For #SundaySpotlight, we had to return to the Robin Hood Half Marathon! Too many people to thank individually and so many photos to choose from, but we loved this one from ADC Infrastructure, who raised funds for us through the corporate challenge. Huge thanks again to everyone!
What an incredible day! Huge thanks to everyone who supported #TeamHarmless last weekend at @RobinHoodHalf – especially our amazing runners, who raised an incredible £15,000 for our life-saving services.
Fancy joining us in 2027? 👉 https://t.co/ivjpZuHywS
As Harmless approaches its 19th birthday, we’re looking back at our journey, the vital importance of self harm support and the work still to come. Our founder and CEO Caroline Harroe shares her thoughts on where we’ve been and our hopes for the future: https://t.co/2UqKJePDF1
No referrals & no pressure. Just music, connection and a welcoming space to be yourself. Sing, hum, listen or simply enjoy a cuppa. Clinicians are there if you want them, but you never have to explain yourself. Our Choir for Hope meets next on Tues 6 Oct: https://t.co/uh3aA7ZURd
Not joining us at our Celebration Event on Saturday? You can still support the evening by entering our raffle! Featuring prizes such as JBL speakers, a meal for 2 at the Village Hotel, ice skating passes and Amazon vouchers. Get your tickets here: https://t.co/3gK0v0Y2a4
Booking for our Celebration Event on Saturday has now closed, but you can still support by entering our raffle! Features prizes from Hanwell Wine Estate, East Street Lanes, @RuffordParkGolf, Breedon Priory Spa and many more! Get your tickets: https://t.co/3gK0v0Y2a4
Congratulations to everyone who completed today’s @RobinHoodHalf or Mini Marathon, but a special thanks to our incredible fundraisers who ran, walked, cheered and challenged themselves to support our life-saving work.
Huge and heartfelt thanks from the whole Harmless team.
Updated life-saving training! The Academy at Harmless offers fully funded, FREE training for people working or volunteering in Nottingham & Nottinghamshire. Build confidence, knowledge and skills to support someone in distress. Book your place today: https://t.co/SK9UE5Dplc
Equip your team with life-saving skills! The Academy at Harmless offers fully funded, FREE training for anyone working or volunteering in Derbyshire. Build confidence, knowledge and skills to support someone in distress. Book your place today: https://t.co/02vp4OEpkl
This #BiVisibilityDay, we’re challenging bi erasure, harmful myths and the impact these experiences can have on mental health. Read our blog on bisexuality, visibility & self-harm: https://t.co/wyvCPsr50s
#BiVisibility#LGBTQIA
We’re delighted to welcome Professor Rory O’Connor (@suicideresearch) of @UofGlasgow as a plenary speaker at #HarmToHope 2027. Rory’s session is titled ‘From Understanding Risk to Strengthening Suicide Prevention’.
Book now to join us on 26/2: https://t.co/9HE3WeSsFk
JUST ONE WEEK LEFT TO BOOK!
Join Harmless for our Celebration Event 2026 on 3 Oct at The Village Hotel, Chilwell. Enjoy an evening of celebration, entertainment, food & fundraising for vital support services.
Book Now! https://t.co/Kh1smXyR7e
#Harmless#Nottingham
Our colleagues Alice and Katherine were at Derby Pride last weekend, sharing information about our services and the support we offer. It was wonderful to connect with the local community, raise awareness and help reduce stigma. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to say hello!
Waiting for specialist support can feel incredibly difficult. Our OASIS Drop-In Support service offers a calm space for connection, practical advice and immediate support while you wait.
No referral. No booking. Just support.
For full details: https://t.co/3QpsNAyIRK
Yesterday was National Suicide Memorial Day for Health & Care Workers. Clinical Manager Laura attended an event in Leicester to remember those lost to suicide, reflect on the impact, and stand alongside the healthcare community.
Read her blog here: https://t.co/I5F7gpvaKS
Suicide prevention is everyone’s responsibility. Training can help wider workforces recognise distress, start difficult conversations, respond safely and connect people to support. Discover why it matters in our latest blog: https://t.co/ixEmBuHTRY
#SuicidePrevention