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Youth Matters Walking and Talking Groups (ages 11 to 18 years)
Our Youth Matters walking and talking groups for ages 11 to 18 years, are a relaxed way for young people to meet up socially and to offer peer support to each other (whilst socially distancing).
You will get the chance to meet with others who may be experiencing similar issues in a safe, friendly and non-judgemental environment. however you will never be made to talk about your issues in the group if you don’t want to.
We believe in respecting and maintaining your confidentiality and ask that you do the same for other people in the group. Our aim is for the time spent at Youth Matters to be enjoyable and beneficial to all who come along.
The walk routes will provide a gentle form of exercise and there will also be activities, which we encourage you to take part in as they aim to improve your wellbeing.
We currently have walking and talking groups in the following areas: Taunton, Minehead, Bridgwater, Yeovil, Langport, Chard and Bridport.
To join our Youth Matters Walking and Talking groups, please complete our self referral form here and choose the Youth Matters option. When received, one of our Youth Workers will be in touch with more details.
Corporate Training
Mind in Somerset has a large corporate and community training resource. Our experienced trainers can tailor teaching to your needs and the needs of your staff. Find out more
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Mind in Somerset couldn’t exist without your support – whether that’s through a donation, leaving a gift in your Will, or organising a fundraising event – you can help us be there for more people. Find out more
Volunteering
If you have some free time, whether it’s 2 hours per week or 20 hours per week, we would love to hear from you. We are currently looking to recruit volunteers to support us. Find out more
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Good luck Joey Kaczorek with your fundraiser and congratulations on your amazing total so far !
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Today we would like to say a massive THANK YOU to Ashley Whitefield for raising over £1500 in memory of his friend jack. Thank you for all your support and dedication to such an incredible challenge!
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During these uncertain times - we are here for you Every Step Of The Way on 01823 276892.
Open 24 hours a day, Every Day.
This is very reassuring especially in these very isolating times!!💯🤔
NEW SUPPORT: with the continuation of restrictions in Somerset we are here to help. With Open Mental Health, we are expanding our crisis services and are now offering face-to-face support for adults 7 days/week from 6pm-10.30pm in our Yeovil office on the Houndstone Business Park and in our Taunton office on Station Road. You can just drop in, but it really helps if you call and let us know you are coming so we are ready to greet you: 01823 276892. Sadly we cannot help if you've been drinking, if you're high or if you need physical health support.
Don`t forget our Mindline is also available 24/7 for anyone needing emotional support: simply call 01823 276892. No one should face poor mental health alone this winter. We are here.
Am I correct in Saying “ That is someone brings up your Personal Issues relating to a Bi - Polar Disorder ! Or SAD AS IT WAS ALWAYS KNOWN AS Before the Americans > redefined it !! It is against one’s personal being & Not ALLOWED BY LAW !! As this has occurred to me this weekend ! I have reported this to the POLICE ! But am awaiting a Response !! My human rights have been breached and I am feeling vunerable & Violated ! By this Comment ? I have had SAD for the Past 40+ Years. He said “ I Was OFF MY MEDS ?? Whatever he meant by that !! I am not, but have a heart condition, AF taking over 120 Tabs a week. To regulate the Pulse, and leg cramps, severe back pain, due to Car Accident >> 20 yrs ago !! I would appreciate some advise please.?? I’m 67 years Young, but do not need these Personal , Adverse Comments. Causing me anguish !! And Concern !! DP I will ring you if you wish me to Follow up,this Post.
Feeling unusually low? Need some support? With Open Mental Health, we are now offering face-to-face support for adults until 10.30pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings in our Yeovil office on the Houndstone Business Park and our Taunton office on Station Road. You can just drop in, but it really helps if you call and let us know you are coming so we are ready to greet you: 01823 276 892. Sadly we cannot help if you've been drinking, if you're high or if you need physical health support.
No one should face poor mental health alone this winter. We are here.
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