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Youth Mental Health Day 2023

18th September 2023

This annual awareness day on 19 September throws a spotlight on young people's mental health. Find out more about this year's theme and the support we can offer for children and young people at West Sussex Mind
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Our Impact Report 2023

6th September 2023

Our annual Impact Report shows how we've made a difference to people's lives. Find out how our charity works to benefit our local community
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Worthing Dads play first 11-a-side football match and raise over £1,100 for West Sussex Mind

30th August 2023

A group of dads played their first ever 11-a-side match against Steyning Saints last weekend, tasting victory with a 5-2 win. The match was the culmination of a weekly football meet for dads to exercise and support each other’s mental health
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Join us for a fundraising abseil at Peacehaven Cliffs

15th August 2023

There’s nothing like the thrill of a controlled descent of a steep slope. This October, we're asking the public to join us for an exciting fundraising event that will see first-timers and veterans alike rappelling 90ft down the face of a seaside cliff!
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Proud hearts and minds at Worthing Pride

11th July 2023

What an awesome few days at Worthing Pride. We led the Parade, chatted LGBTQIA+ mental health, fundraised for our LGBTQIA+ peer support, walked the Pride cat-walk – and had a thoroughly splendid time raising awareness and challenging stigma around mental health
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Our new LGBTQIA+ mental health video

4th July 2023

Have you checked out our new video about LGBTQIA+ mental health? Five people from the community offer their reflections about their mental health experiences, the role of stigma and discrimination and how peer support from people with shared identities and experiences can help