Mental Health
By Good News Post Every Mind Matters is a new way of empowering people to manage and improve their mental health. It aims to help people take simple steps to look after their mental health, improve their mental wellbeing and support others. It was launched after a worrying Public Health
Mental Health
By Good News Post The same Public Health England Survey found that a third of children are feeling more anxious and stressed after Lockdown. And four in ten children have become more lonely than they were before March. The agency has now launched a new Every Mind Matters campaign https:
Mental Health
By Jill Dando News The amazing mental health charity, In Charley’s Memory is celebrating this week after receiving a £23,000 windfall from the National Lottery. In Charley’s Memory is a rapidly expanding charity which helps the mental wellbeing of hundreds of 11 to 25 year olds in
Mental Health
By Dawn Carey, Head of In Charley’s Memory, a mental health charity for 11 to 25-year-olds Covid 19 has changed so much for so many this year. But one thing that remains the same, the September start for school. For the first time in a long time every single
Mental Health
By The Editor This newspaper is all about good news. But it is also about turning bad news into good news. Sadly this is one of those days. There is very little good about how this year’s A-level results have been handled by the powers that be. It seems
Mental Health
By the Founding Editor The world in 2020 has reached saturation point with rolling 24/7 365 bad news. The tide has turned, and now there is a fast growing demand for positive good news from the public. In 2020, after COVID-19, Brexit fury on both sides, and 19 years
schools
By Jill Dando News Award-winning Worle Community School Academy raised nearly £3000 for The Priory Learning Trust Charity of the year In Charley’s Memory. The popular Weston-super-Mare Academy in Somerset also raised £588.07 for Sport Relief and £463.60 for Children In Need by sharing the money raised
Mental Health
Over the past decade, we’ve seen a considerable change in how people view mental health problems. We’re starting to recognise that people’s mental health is as important as our physical health. But we’ve also seen a dramatic increase in students with mental health problems. Whether this
Think
1 Wake up and get up. It is so easy to fall into the pattern of sleeping in and being awake all night. When this happens our quality of sleep is not as good. So if you know you have some school work to do, set the alarm and get