The Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) are looking to find volunteers who have had a bereavement experience (as tough a topic as this is), because as a department we want to improve our awareness and make the experience of reporting a death or applying for financial support as pain-free and simple as possible.
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28 Apr 2020
Rethink Mental Illness is asking you to tell us about your experiences of mental illness during the ongoing pandemic. The information you provide will help us understand the problems you face and how services and the Government should respond. It will guide our campaigning.
10 Mar 2020
Camden Work and Wellbeing (CWAW) is a wellbeing and employability programme run by Hillside Clubhouse in partnership with
10 Mar 2020
Royal Holloway University of London is looking for 10-15 people to take part in a one-off interview on the phone/Skype, lasting about 1 hour. The interview will explore what you know and think about nutritional interventions for low mood/depression - we are looking for all ranges of knowledge on the topic and either positive or negative views. You can take part whether you know very little about the area, or whether you know a lot.
28 Feb 2020
Brain in Hand is an app that can support people to live more independently, and to get their day back on track in situations that they may find challenging. The app provides reminders of diary events/timetable, personalised coping strategies and a traffic light system to support the person in their daily life.
17 Feb 2020
The deadline for applications is 9am, Monday 2nd March 2020.
17 Feb 2020
A Citizens' Assembly is being held in Camden and will focus on what Camden residents want for the future of health and care in the borough and what they think the priorities should be.
21 Jan 2020
Time to Talk Day 2020 brings the nation together to get talking and break the silence around mental health problems.
4 Oct 2019
Time to Change has produced a range of resources for World Mental Health Day (10th October) for schools and workplaces. They are currently focusing on a campaign called "Ask Twice" to encourage pe
4 Oct 2019
The British Institute of Human Rights (BIHR) has launched a new web-based tool to support people to use human rights in their every day interactions with public services.