We were “living a nightmare” now we volunteer to help others with psychosis
Joe and Carol volunteer their time to lead a weekly peer support group for people who have had a first experience of psychosis that live in Redcar and Cleveland.
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Young people help recruit the next generation of mental health professionals
Children and young people from local mental health services have taken part in specialist interview training to help them play a valuable role in recruiting new staff.
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Former soldier says support of Trust has been “life-changing”
An army veteran from North Yorkshire has spoken of the importance of co-creation in his wellbeing journey.
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Art tribute to courage of staff and patients during Covid now on show
Work to artwork marking the challenges faced by staff and patients during Covid is finally underway.
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Brave mum speaks out about “amazing Trust care” after tragedy in new video
A mum who sought support after a devastating miscarriage has spoken out about her "life-changing" care.
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Success at the double for pioneering Trust project
Congratulations to our amazing STOMP team - who have scooped two awards in one week.
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From the shadows of trauma to beacon of hope – Jem’s carer journey
An unpaid North East carer who has succeeded against the odds is using her inspirational story to help others.
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Carer Alayne finds peace in painting – Carers Week
Alayne, 80, has created a painting reflecting the peace and tranquillity carers need to seek in tough times.
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Seb steps up to volunteering
To celebrate Volunteers’ Week, we’re sharing Seb’s story as he takes his first steps towards volunteering.
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Healing through helping – Bea’s story
An inspiring County Durham woman who spent much of her childhood in hospital with asthma has told how volunteering with us has changed her life.
