Campaign to tackle high levels of male suicide in city and county

Life Links provides a number of different support networks offering you the flexibility to choose how you receive support dependent on your own personal needs. Life Links provides a wellness recovery service tailored to meet your needs. Current and former players, staff, and supporters from each club have contributed to the initiative. It also includes an automated self help assistant (chatbot) available 24/7 that allows you to ask questions online to get a better understanding of the support you might need. United Leicester has been supported by a grant from NHS Charities Together, Leicester Hospitals Charity, Raising Health (Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust) and the East Midlands Ambulance Charitable Fund. Current and past players, as well as many staff and supporters from each club has contributed.

Welcome to Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Mind

“Gathering the history and fan base of the four professional clubs will hopefully allow this platform to reach out and engage a much wider audience, offering vital support to those most in need. If you are looking after someone who can’t manage without your help due to their disability, physical or mental illness, frailty, addiction, or long-term condition, then The Carers Centre can offer you support. Their website has a free online counselling service for young people and has many useful articles and forums you can read. Start A Conversation provides information about where to find support in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland for people experiencing feelings of suicide ideation, and those worried about them.

Developed by Frog Systems, the platform includes videos that showcase how sport has helped individuals in the community overcome challenges like depression, racism, and addiction. The study, conducted by the University of Cambridge and the National Children’s Bureau, analyzed thousands of records from an NHS trust in London. It found that children from the most deprived areas were approximately twice as likely to be rejected by mental health services as those from the least deprived United Leicester Mental Health areas.

Ninety Year-Old Veteran Foxes Supporter to Hand Over One Day Trophy

However, it’s easy to fall into the trap of believing that ongoing stress is a necessary part of life. We also offer a self referral service where you can make a request for one of our specialist trained staff to contact you to provide you with a more detailed assessment of your needs. The mental health platform ‘Student Space’ will receive more funding to continue operations through the end of the academic year. We understand that the pandemic’s impact on mental health is likely to be long-lasting, and we continue to monitor data to ensure our response is guided by the latest evidence. Here’s a summary of this important research and the steps we’re taking to improve the mental health of children and young people.

MALE ONLY – 1 Year CPD Course – The Community Counselling Project.

New research suggests that some of the most vulnerable children are more likely to be denied mental health support compared to their peers. Mind offer advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem. Their website has lots of information about mental health including signposting, self-help and helpline numbers for support. If you are experiencing excessive worry, low mood, depression, anxiety or a lack of motivation then VitaMinds can help.

“By using real fans, staff and legendary players talking about how they have overcome their own challenges, we have been able to create an authentic service which has the capacity to help and engage across challenging agendas. Launched today on World Mental Health Day, the hub will share positive messages on wellbeing, encouraging people across Leicester to lead healthier, happier lives. The Tomorrow Project offers support to those bereaved by suicide in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. They offer one to one, face to face, emotional and practical support to anyone that has been bereaved by suicide.

These powerful videos, along with links to local support organizations and helpful resources, are designed to inspire and provide support. Harmless is working in Leicester, Leicestershire, and Rutland to help people address and overcome issues related to self-harm. Support can be accessed through one-to-one working, group work or informal drop-in sessions. Harmless will work with all ages and can provide support, advice and guidance to carers and families.