Really good to be at Volunteers2day event this afternoon. Great catching up with some of our organisations. Let’s hope they got lots of volunteers signing up to help. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today we are attending East Hampshire District Council's Volunteer event, where we are promoting our current volunteering opportunities.
We have flyers for Become a Trustee, Football Fundraisers, Project Administrator, and Becoming a Stand Host. Plus we have information on our Ambassadors Project.
Additionally today we will be sharing our three volunteer stories, thanks to Keith, Niki and Paul.
If you would like to find out more about our volunteering opportunities visit www.easthantsmind.org/get-involved/volunteers/
#Volunteer2Day #CharityTuesday #SupportLocal ... See MoreSee Less
Volunteers - Mind in Havant & East Hants
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We have a number of volunteer vacancies within the Wellbeing Service: Volunteer Peer Support Workers (mental health lived experience essential) Walking Group Volunteer Volunteer Wellbeing Administrator If you can spare a minimum of 4 or more hours a week, we would like to hear from you! For furthe... It's been great to see the smiles and positivity being shared following this weekends #LondonPride.
Unfortunately LGBTIQ+ people can be at a higher risk of experiencing a mental health problem than the wider population. The reasons for this are complex and not yet fully understood. However, mental health problems experienced by LGBTIQ+ people have been linked to: discrimination, bullying,
homophobia, biphobia or transphobia. (More at www.mind.org.uk/information-support/guides-to-support-and-services/lgbtiqplus-mental-health)
We work to promote good mental health within our locality, and seek to support/ empower people to lead a full life as part of their local community. To achieve these aims we challenge discrimination and promote social inclusion.
To find out about our services for adults and/ or young people visit www.easthantsmind.org
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The Meridian team have thoroughly enjoyed helping to raise funds for local charities via the community piano located on the mall! We’d like to say a massive thank you to the amazing Meridian Regular Piano players as well as our generous customers who have once have again showed their unceasing support of local charities and helped raise a fantastic £900 for Havant and East Hants Mind Havant Men's Shed and Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust. ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy #CharityTuesday
Today, we would like to say thank you to Meridian Shopping Centre, Havant for donating £300 to support our mental health services. The donation was raised through the use of the street piano on the ground floor. So make sure to stop and listen whenever the piano is being played this summer.
Find out how you could support our fundraising by visiting easthantsmind.org/fundraising ... See MoreSee Less
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Not enjoying your Monday? Looking for a change?
We are recruiting a Wellbeing Practitioner for our East Hants Team.
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HEH Mind runs a range of Recovery services for adults with mental health problems in Havant and East Hampshire. Within this, we offer a variety of interventions and services that support people with mental health problems in their recovery. This ranges from one-to-one support and group work, to outreach into the community and community engagement to provide a range of groups and activities to support people to manage their own mental health needs.
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Applications are to be emailed to the Adults Team Manager, Samantha Richards. Email address can be found on our website - www.easthantsmind.org/get-involved/vacancies/
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Job roles:-
Wellbeing Practitioner - East Hants - Permanent - 18 hours per week - 15th July closing date
Wellbeing Practitioner - Havant - 1 year fixed term - 30 hours per week - 25th July closing date ... See MoreSee Less
Vacancies - Mind in Havant & East Hants
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Vacancies We have two exciting opportunities to work at Havant and East Hants Mind. We are seeking a Wellbeing Practitioner on a 1 year fixed term contract for our Havant Team and a permanent part time Wellbeing Practitioner for our East Hants team. Summary of role for Wellbeing Practioner for Havan... Catching up with friends this weekend?
Maybe you have a friend that's been acting differently...
Maybe your thinking it would be good to talk...
But you don't have the knowledge...
"There are some things you need to be an expert for, but when it comes to being in your mate's corner when they're experiencing a mental health problem, you don't need to be an expert at all." - Time to Change
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WkzmAHPQaw&list=PLV9W-kZIoubV7s6fYSL5_xapdiJD8yqhA&index=8&t=0sThere are some things you need to be an expert for...but when it comes to being in your mate's corner when they're experiencing a mental health problem, you ... ... See MoreSee Less
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Have you been excited by our recent Children and Young People's Wellbeing Service announcements? We have two vacancies in the team, so if you think you would be an asset to the team, keep reading...
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We have an exciting opportunity for a Parent Wellbeing Practitioner to join our service to support parents of the young people we work with (part-time, 1 year fixed term contract).
This role will include:
- Providing mental health and wellbeing support to parents/carers on a one-to-one basis using appropriate theories, methods and skills.
- Establishing effective and empowering relationships with parents/carers and working alongside them to achieve wellbeing focussed goals.
- Developing, facilitating and reviewing wellbeing focussed group work, parenting courses and peer support for parents/carers.
The role is based in Havant for 20 hours a week (Flexible hours).
For a full job description and application form please email Danielle Barnes, Wellbeing Manager (Children & Young People) [email protected] The closing date for your application is Wednesday 24th of July 2019.
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We are recruiting a Wellbeing Practitioner to support our Young Person's Safe Haven which is an out of hours mental health drop in for young people 11 - 17 years old. (Part-time, 1 year fixed term contract).
This role will include:
- Welcoming young people to the crisis drop-in service and supporting them through emotional and practical support
- Empowering young people to self-manage their emotional wellbeing by facilitating a range of self-help tools (both on a one to one basis and in a group setting)
- Delivering youth activities including cooking, art and craft, icebreakers and games.
The role is based in Havant for 12 hours a week - Evenings and weekend.
For a full job description and application form please email Danielle Barnes, Wellbeing Manager (Children & Young People) [email protected] The closing date for your application is Wednesday 24th of July 2019. ... See MoreSee Less
Thank you to Endeavour House of Havant Academy, who have raised £379.90, promoted positive wellbeing and signposted to our local services.
Your support and willingness to talk about mental health will have helped people feel more able to share their experiences and seek support. Thank you
If you would like to find out more about fundraising or our services visit easthantsmind.org ... See MoreSee Less
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On Saturday we had our official launch of the Young People's Safe Haven. A huge thank you to Mayor of Havant Borough Council for officially opening the service and to BBC Radio Solent and The News, Portsmouth for covering the launch. An extra special thank you to the The Pallant Centre for providing such a great space for the service and to Hampshire and IOW CCG for funding the service.
Our Young Person's Safe Haven had a soft launch in April and has been open for 8 weeks and in that time we have had 77 visits from young people.
Feedback we have received from Children and Young People includes:
"I can be myself and know there are people there to help me"
"I love that I can have a one to one chat if I need to"
"It has helped me a lot, and I trust everyone there"
"I enjoy playing games, meeting new friends and the crafts"
So far we have discussed Wellbeing Topics such as Stigma, Healthy Relationships, Exam Stress, Mindfulness, Self Care and Healthy Sleep. We've also been very creative and made Mindful Glitter Jars, Scented Playdough, Stress Balls and Dream Catchers.
Future topics are Managing Negative Thinking, Body Image and Relaxation, and future crafts include Bubble Art, Slime and Mindful Origami.
"All Young People aged 11 - 17 years old in Havant Borough are welcome to drop into the service for one to one emotional support, signposting, and to get involved in wellbeing focused activities, games and crafts.
We look forward to seeing more young people at the Safe Haven." - Maria Morrell, HEH Mind Director of Services ... See MoreSee Less
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