We are here if you feel you aren't coping

Reaching out for support is the first step towards feeling better. Please get in touch if you're struggling with how you're feeling

Find out about our support

We are here if you feel you aren't coping

Reaching out for support is the first step towards feeling better. Please get in touch if you're struggling with how you're feeling

Find out about our support

Looking after your mental health

We've been working with you to look after your mental health for over 50 years. During that time, we've evolved and expanded our support and how we work.

It is important to us that anyone in West Sussex is able to get support. So our work includes outreach to ensure those who most need us know about us and feel able to ask for help. We are working with a wide variety of communities and have Ukrainian support available, help for children, young people, adults, older people, parents, carers and families.

If you are struggling with your mental well-being, we are here for you.

Latest news

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Supporting a sibling with an eating disorder: what I wish I had known

24th February 2025

For this year's Eating Disorders Awareness Week, Lara blogs about supporting her twin sister Katy who was diagnosed with anorexia nervosa in her early teens. She also offers advice for other family members seeking to support a loved one
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Jo's story: "the group is like family to me"

12th February 2025

Jo struggled with her mental health when her twins were born prematurely and with heart conditions. Subsequently Jo had postnatal depression after giving birth to her son Grayson. But since seeking support with Families in Mind, she has found community with a group that feels "like family"
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Could you join our communications co-production panel?

4th February 2025

Bring the voice of lived experience to our communications mix and join a vibrant community of volunteers. Find out more from our communications panel chair Kirsty
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We help young people, adults, older adults, carers and families affected by mental health issues

Abbey's story: "Peer support has helped me seek out resources to better manage my mental health in the long term"
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Are you looking for support?

We support people of all ages with their mental health. Find out how we can help you here
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Mental health training

We provide training for parents, carers and professionals working with children and young people. We also offer a wide range of mental health training for individuals, employers and workplaces
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Information and advice

We have a lot of great resources and helpful information (as text or short videos) here for you if you're experiencing a mental health problem or are a carer of someone who is

Other ways to get involved

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Fundraising

Day in and day out, we're continuing to help people with mental health problems. But we couldn't do it without the funds raised by our amazing supporters. Why not set up your own event - it could be the best fun you've had all year!
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Co-production: involving you

West Sussex Mind places people with lived experience of mental health at the heart of its work and aims to co-produce many of its services using your expertise and perspectives

We are a member of Pathfinder West Sussex

An alliance of organisations working together to support people across the county with mental health needs.

> Find out more about Pathfinder

If you're looking for support with your mental health, please find out more about how we can help you here

Getting help