MIND (THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH) 

As directed by the donor towards the work of Mind to change, support and connect minds to support those affected by mental health issues. The charity supports improvements in mental health through ....more

As directed by the donor towards the work of Mind to change, support and connect minds to support those affected by mental health issues. The charity supports improvements in mental health through information, advice, local services and campaigning and advocacy in healthcare, at work, in law and at local and national government level..

Grant to support Time to Talk day activities 2024

As directed by the donor towards the work of Mind to change, support and connect minds to support those affected by mental health issues. The charity supports improvements in mental health through ....more

As directed by the donor towards the work of Mind to change, support and connect minds to support those affected by mental health issues. The charity supports improvements in mental health through information, advice, local services and campaigning and advocacy in healthcare, at work, in law and at local and national government level..

In memory of Kim Short

Fundraising through colleagues, members and customers, to bring communities together to support mental wellbeing. Funds probided to Mind with onward grants to SAMH and Inspire.

Schools Early Support Service (in partnership with the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families)

Towards support for people experiencing mental health issues

Funding for 2 delivery partners (The Ubele Initiative and Black Thrive) and revised campaign work.

WF Covid-19 Support Fund

DCMS Community Match Challenge grant

Funding of eight confirmed (and potentially two further) partners delivering helplines and other remote support services. Also funding a sector-wide public campaign supporting people to prioritise ....more

Funding of eight confirmed (and potentially two further) partners delivering helplines and other remote support services. Also funding a sector-wide public campaign supporting people to prioritise mental health and take up support, building on previous Heads Together coalition. Other consortia partners include: Mental Health Innovations (Shout), Best Beginnings, CALM, Young Minds, The Mix, Action on Addiction, Place2Be, and the Anna Freud Centre.

œ500,000 will be allocated to Mind who will make onward grants to local groups to provide mental health support for older people, new parents, those who are disabled, digitally excluded and young ....more

œ500,000 will be allocated to Mind who will make onward grants to local groups to provide mental health support for older people, new parents, those who are disabled, digitally excluded and young people. This will include listening, befriending and wellbeing support services targeting these groups.

Supporting MIND's Rapid Response support services to the Coronavirus Pandemic

COVID19 - Mind was recently awarded funding from DHSC to provide a grants fund to help the mental health sector in England to quickly scale up their response to COVID-19. Funding from Comic Relief ....more

COVID19 - Mind was recently awarded funding from DHSC to provide a grants fund to help the mental health sector in England to quickly scale up their response to COVID-19. Funding from Comic Relief would extend this Rapid Response Fund, and enable us to provide funding for organisations in Wales. This approach will allow organisations on the ground to either expand existing support or rapidly develop new approaches to an unprecedented crisis. We will adapt our existing Rapid Response Fund, enabling us to get funding out to local Minds and other community mental health charities on a rolling basis, with Mind providing support around issues such as safeguarding and risk assessment.

Beyond Places of Safety: Funding available for community clinics, crisis cafes, and alternative places of safety to support a wider range of preventative services in the community.

National campaign to reduce stigma and discrimination around mental health problems

£5m Direct grant to MIND on the condition that they work with the Mental Health Consortia Alliance to run a grants competition(the Alliance exists to facilitate integrated working across the MH ....more

£5m Direct grant to MIND on the condition that they work with the Mental Health Consortia Alliance to run a grants competition(the Alliance exists to facilitate integrated working across the MH voluntary sector)

Assisting in the Government's work to reduce mental health stigma and discrimination.

One-off unresticted grant in aid of Mind's charitable objectives.

To expand TTC methodologies to low and middle income Commonwealth countries.

The purpose of the Tampon Tax Fund is to allocate the funds generated from the VAT on sanitary products to projects that improve the lives of disadvantaged women and girls.

To tackle stigma and discrimination in lower middle-income Commonwealth countries (LMICs), building the capacity of local organisations and people with lived experience of mental health problems to ....more

To tackle stigma and discrimination in lower middle-income Commonwealth countries (LMICs), building the capacity of local organisations and people with lived experience of mental health problems to tackle stigma and change public attitudes, adapting the evidence-based approaches pioneered in England to the cultural, and social contexts.

Funding under Sport England's Active Ageing funding programme for a Revenue project titled Mind Phase Two Partnership. This project lists its main activity as Multi-Skill Coaching

Peer Support in the Community

Assisting in the Government's work to reduce mental health stigma and discrimination.

Banking fines - Treasury to direct to various Armewd Forces causes

Building on the learning from the existing Blue Light Programme, Mind will work with emergency services throughout England and Wales to embed key project delivery strands into their core activities, ....more

Building on the learning from the existing Blue Light Programme, Mind will work with emergency services throughout England and Wales to embed key project delivery strands into their core activities, supporting the mental health and wellbeing of staff throughout England and Wales.

The purpose of the Tampon Tax Fund is to allocate the funds generated from the VAT on sanitary products to projects that improve the lives of disadvantaged women and girls.

Funding under Sport England's Tackling Inactivity funding programme for a Revenue project titled Mind Phase Two Partnership. This project lists its main activity as Multi-Skill Coaching

The stigma and discrimination which surrounds mental health makes it difficult for people to access the help and can delay recovery. This funding will be used to extend and embed the Time to Change ....more

The stigma and discrimination which surrounds mental health makes it difficult for people to access the help and can delay recovery. This funding will be used to extend and embed the Time to Change Wales campaign, which aims to address this stigma and empower people with lived experience of mental health problems to share their experiences to increase understanding and reduce discrimination.

Funding under Sport England's National Programme funding programme for a Revenue project titled 'Transitional Investment'. This project lists its main activity as Sport and Physical Activity.

Funding under Sport England's National Programme funding programme for a Revenue project titled Transitional Investment. This project lists its main activity as Sport and Physical Activity

Building on the learning from the existing Blue Light Programme, Mind will work with emergency services throughout England and Wales to embed key project delivery strands into their core activities, ....more

Building on the learning from the existing Blue Light Programme, Mind will work with emergency services throughout England and Wales to embed key project delivery strands into their core activities, supporting the mental health and wellbeing of staff throughout England and Wales.

Support for MEAM, a contribution to the costs of the upcoming MEAM Summit.

The Peer Support Employment Groups (PSEG) project will be delivered across the West London LEP area and support 554 people with common mental health problems who are furthest from the labour market. ....more

The Peer Support Employment Groups (PSEG) project will be delivered across the West London LEP area and support 554 people with common mental health problems who are furthest from the labour market. The project will reduce social isolation, improve wellbeing, and develop job search skills to enable participants to secure employment or move into education or training.

Mums Matter is an early intervention support service developed by and for women with experience of perinatal mental health problems. Based on three principles agreed by Mind and mums with lived ....more

Mums Matter is an early intervention support service developed by and for women with experience of perinatal mental health problems. Based on three principles agreed by Mind and mums with lived experience of the issue, the project will pilot this approach via local Mind partners in deprived rural communities in Powys to improve the mental health and wellbeing of women in the perinatal period.

To challenge negative perceptions towards people with poor mental health. The project will expand work with young people, employers and schools and focus the campaign more on harder to reach groups ....more

To challenge negative perceptions towards people with poor mental health. The project will expand work with young people, employers and schools and focus the campaign more on harder to reach groups such as men in lower socio-economic groups. It will establish 16 local hubs involving partnerships with health boards, local authorities and VCS organisations.

The funding will be used to develop a research strategy to support people experiencing mental health problems across the UK. Additionally, funding will also goes toward exploratory sessions to ....more

The funding will be used to develop a research strategy to support people experiencing mental health problems across the UK. Additionally, funding will also goes toward exploratory sessions to improve services and increase understanding, capture existing service offers, project design, design and production of project proposal, prototyping and user engagement.

Time to Change Wales - Young Persons Programme

One in four people in England experience mental health problems at some point in their lives however sadly many people feel unable to talk about their experiences to friends, family or work and ....more

One in four people in England experience mental health problems at some point in their lives however sadly many people feel unable to talk about their experiences to friends, family or work and access the support that they need due to stigma and discrimination. The Time to Change England campaign has been working since 2007 to tackle this stigma. Led by people with experience of mental health problems, the campaign includes social marketing, TV/press advertising and work with employers to get the message out its ok to talk about mental health. The latest social marketing activity in October 2014 reached 39.8 million people with 14% being prompted to ask someone with a mental health problem how they were doing. After this burst campaign recognition was at the highest ever at 82% of the target population. Since TTC began in 2007, 3.4 million people have improved attitudes about people with mental health problems and 2.8 million people have changed their behaviour at work or at home. Behind these impressive figures, there is a powerful story of significant change. In the public sphere, people are talking about mental health very differently with many, including high profile people being much more open; coverage in the media is considerably more positive; laws have changed favourably for those with mental health problems and stigma has reduced. There is a good news story here. And Time to Change has undoubtedly been a real catalyst and driver of this change.However there is still work to be done, at the more acute end, 9 out of 10 people with severe and enduring mental health problems still report experiencing discrimination in an average of four areas of life and almost two thirds of people in TTC networks say that stigma and discrimination are as damaging as, or worse than their actual mental health problem. This third phase of work will build on previous successes and continue to raise awareness among the general public and employers. Phase 3 will also focus on speaking to children and young people about mental health and setting up local hubs to root the campaign messages in local communities across England. The aim is to create irreversible changes in people’s attitudes and behaviour towards people with mental health problems by 2021.

Funding under Sport England's Get Healthy, Get into Sport Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled Sport for Resilience & Recovery. This project lists its main activity as Multi-Skill ....more

Funding under Sport England's Get Healthy, Get into Sport Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled Sport for Resilience & Recovery. This project lists its main activity as Multi-Skill Coaching

£83,000 over three years towards the costs of a project to assist migrant and BME communities in London to engage more fully with mental health services.

Funding under Sport England's Get Healthy, Get into Sport Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled 'Sport for Resilience & Recovery'. This project lists its main activity as ....more

Funding under Sport England's Get Healthy, Get into Sport Fund funding programme for a Revenue project titled 'Sport for Resilience & Recovery'. This project lists its main activity as Multi-Skill Coaching.

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over one year towards the development of a mobile phone app which will improve access to the Elefriends on-line peer support community

Towards the cost of employing a part-time business development officer to support the work of Mind in the North East and Cumbria.

Time to Change Wales is a Wales-wide programme to challenge stigma and discrimination associated with mental illness and will be delivered by three mental health charities in Wales - Mind Cymru, ....more

Time to Change Wales is a Wales-wide programme to challenge stigma and discrimination associated with mental illness and will be delivered by three mental health charities in Wales - Mind Cymru, Gofal and Hafal, working in partnership. It will be a comprehensive campaign to highlight and respond to the issue of mental health stigma and deliver a programme in and for Wales to tackle the on-going discrimination faced by the one in four people who experience mental ill-health and their families.

Towards the costs of mentoring support for men leaving prison with mental health problems, and helping them settle back into the community.