News Archive January 2020
Time to Talk on 6th February
We are looking forward to this year’s #TimeToTalk Day on 6th February, when we will again be in a few different community and workplace settings. We included some information about Time To Talk in our recent Ambassadors and supporters eNewsletter, which you can sign up for here by selecting the Newsletter icon on the top […]
Author: Graham
Posted on: 20th January 2020
Boxing at the Pyramids
On Saturday 25th January 2020 two friends who have/are affected by mental health illnesses will be stepping through the ropes of a boxing ring to raise funds and awareness for HEH Mind. Barry, the organiser of Saturday 25th match up, said “What I’m trying to make people aware of is, it’s ok to talk or […]
Author: Graham
Posted on: 20th January 2020
Blue Monday
Today is ‘Blue Monday’. But what is it, and is it even real? ‘Blue Monday’ can contribute and feed into the damaging misconceptions about depression and at times even trivialise an illness that can be life threatening. 1 in 4 people experience a mental health struggle at any one time, and being more specific 1 […]
Author: Graham
Posted on: 20th January 2020
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We may contact you about covid vaccine appointments.
During March and April, you may receive a call from one of our teams at HEH Mind regarding your COVID vaccine.
This is to ensure, that if you have any questions or require any support in accessing the vaccine (when you are eligible to) you can speak to one of our friendly staff.
We will ask you some questions about yourself to check that we are speaking to the right person. But we will never ask for any payment details.
You can view the Public Health England frequently asked questions and answers booklet regarding the covid vaccine on our website (easthantsmind.org).
Our wellbeing through Spring 2021
2021, much like 2020, continues to be a difficult time for many. As the seasons change it’s a good time to reflect on how to support yourself and others.
Be kind to yourself
Create a support toolkit
Find out about/ discuss workplace support
Remember the things you have gained/ learnt this year
Be kind to others
Check in with family/ friends/ neighbours
Understand we all process things differently
Share support and service information
Better equip yourself for discussions about mental health and learn about supporting conversations; by enrolling on Connect 5 today.
This training programme aims to build the capacity and capability of people to have more proactive and evidence-based conversations about mental health.
Find out more - www.easthantsmind.org/training/connect-5/
Connect 5 conversations are intended to contribute toward promoting mental wellbeing, preventing mental health deterioration and when necessary, identifying and taking appropriate action to address mental distress.
Book you place on a free course - www.eventbrite.com/o/east-hants-mind-29570263977
We have the following new job opportunities available now. Visit our website, easthantsmind.org/get-involved/vacancies/ to find out more.
Role: Crisis Peer Practitioner
Location: Havant and Portsmouth
Hours: 18.5 to 25 hours
Salary Range: £19,201 - £20,680
Contract type: Fixed term 12 months
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Role: Crisis Shift Leader
Location: Havant
Hours: 20
Salary Range: £29,325 FTE (before pro-rata)
Contract type: Fixed term 12 months
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Role: Adult Contract and Partnerships Lead
Location: Home working & Havant Borough
Hours: 28 - 37 hours per week
Salary: £32, 000 FTE, salary to be worked out pro-rata
Contract type: Fixed term 12 months
Could our wellbeing service support you?
Our 6-month wellbeing recovery service includes:
- Telephone assessments and person-centred recovery planning
- Weekly virtual peer support
- Bespoke workshops and courses every week on Zoom
- 3 monthly recovery plan reviews
- 6 weekly check in calls
- Limited telephone 1-1s - tips and tools to help you access our workshops
- Onward signposting, support and resources
Find out more - www.easthantsmind.org/wellbeing-services/adults-wellbeing/
Young People’s Crisis Line, telephone and email support for young people aged 11 – 17 years old living in Hampshire or the Isle of Wight and experiencing mental health crisis.
Freephone: 0300 303 1590
[email protected]
Monday to Thursday
3:00pm to 8:30pm
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