Music night for mental health charity
Event organiser, Amber L'Estrange is hosting the evening in memory of her late Uncle. Funds will go to the mental ...
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Mental health booklist for children released by Wokingham Libraries
A BOOKLIST aimed at helping children with their mental health has been released, writes Daisy Hanson. Focusing on tackling issues ...
Residents' chance to learn mental health first aid
The course hopes will provide attendees with knowledge, skills and confidence to support someone struggling with their mental health.
A Men’s Shed is opening up in Wokingham
The shed is a space for local men to meet new people and practice their DIY skills and hobbies.
Charity Sport in Mind launches Socktober campaign to help its work on mental health
A LOCAL charity has launched its Socktober campaign to promote physical activity as a means to improve wellbeing. Sport in ...
EVERY STEP COUNTS: When you’re smiling
Smiling is amazing for us and the people we come into contact with. After being away last week with my ...
Abused children in Thames Valley may soon be neglected by NHS changes, says NSPCC
More than 50,000 children in Thames Valley who were abused may soon be sidelined by the NHS, according to research ...
EVERY STEP COUNTS: Be a perfect 10
It is a real reflective moment when I write this article every week. This week, more than ever I am ...
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