We work with individuals and communities to bring mental health campaigners together to tackle stigma. We act as the hub through which these champions and organisations work together on local issues that cause problems for people with mental illness.
We help address mental health stigma in our communities and within workplace by offering mental health training, facilitating conversations, raising awareness, and supporting development of strong champion base to tackle discrimination and stigma. Time to Change support, expertise, and resources has helped us to establish Nottingham’s African hub for mental health and wellbeing. We champion mental health needs for BAME communities.
“There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t.”
John Green
Mental health training is one of our key ways of changing the experience of young people affected by poor mental health in our communities. We aim to enable people to feel more comfortable and confident to talk about mental health and know more about how to respond when problems arise.
Through this, you are able to:
This two-day course gives delegates the skills to be mental health first aiders. Delegates will get a deep understanding of what mental health is and what factors can affect wellbeing. The course teaches delegates practical skills to spot the signs of mental illness and gives them the confidence to step in and support a person who needs assistance.
This one day mental health awareness and skills course qualifies community members as MHFA Champions, giving them:
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