Virtual events launched with mental health focus
A PAIR of mental health events will be held online to bring the Wokingham community together. Oxfordshire Mind is hosting ...
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Wokingham Borough Council tackles mental health with sports scheme
Wokingham Borough Council has launched a new Mindful Health and Wellbeing scheme to support mental health with sport and activity.
There’s still time for Wokingham to train as mental health first aiders
There's still time to get involved in Citizens Advice Wokingham's mental health first aider training.
Russian donor’s £250k gift for Wokingham mental health scheme
A Russian ex-banker has helped a new mental health scheme in Wokingham borough with a £250,000 donation.
Help is at hand for mums with new mental health programme
Frimley Park Hospital is launching a new maternal mental health programme.
Mental health support avaliable for veterans even during lockdown
The trust currently offers services for a range of military-related difficulties such as PTSD, depression, anger, and other complex and ...
Wokingham mental health support group celebrates official launch
Since the soft launch, Ms Sylvester said they have been overwhelmed by the positive response from users, with over 100 ...
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