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Thanks to the Haverthwaite based company Playdale. David Wilson and Emma Simpson has spear-headed fundraising for our charity with Tuck Shop profits. Other staff have...
In the lead up to World Mental Health Day Booths Ulverston are supporting us locally with a charity bike ride and collections at their tills for the next the next 10 days. ...
This year we celebrate 30 years of delivering mental health services in the district. This has been achieved in no small part, due to the commitment of local people who have donated their time and money to support our work.
We're planning a series of events throughout the year to celebrate and we'd like to get as many of you involved as possible so hopefully there is an event that interests you and you can join us and help us celebrate.
Our Community Fundraising this year has so far raised £19,650.18 - thanks for everything you do to support the work of Ulverston MIND.
It would be fantastic if you could join us for the following events!
Ulverston Mind team held 2 street stalls this year in May and October where people could drop by for a chat and help raise funds - it was great meeting people and through support from individuals and local businesses we raised £826.00 which helps to keep our services running in the community. THANK YOU!
We pitted teams up against each other on our three inflatable obstacle courses. So far you've raised £2,968 and we're still counting!
We're planning this event for Autumn 2018. More details coming soon!
We're planning this event for Winter 2018. More details coming soon!
Ulverston MIND's aim is to make sure the services we provide are relevant to and inclusive of the people and communities we serve. Achieving this means we are open to improving provision and accessibility wherever we can - where additional resources are needed we seek to recruit and train volunteers and fundraise to enable this.
Some of our services are scheduled on certain days and at certain times whilst others are available all the time. Services that require more privacy are held in our offices or other locations such as a private room at a health center whilst the more social sessions are held at various community venues in Barrow* (Connecting Mums* only), Dalton, Coniston and Ulverston with new groups opening where need and resources allow.
Our informal drop-ins and group work are peer supportive in nature with recovery to better or improved mental health at their core. They are led by a skilled and dedicated team of volunteers, all of whom are DBS checked and have completed Ulverston Mind's initial volunteer learning module and benefit from ongoing learning and development. An essential feature of our work and ethos is that everyone is treated with respect and equality is observed and promoted throughout our organisation. People who support or attend our services and peer group sessions are all responsible for making them safe spaces for each other. Peer group support, i.e learning from each other in an encouraging and positive environment, can be powerful and enabling in recovery to better mental health and wellbeing.
