Our Supporters!

Companies & Societies

Mental Health Resource believe that by working in partnership with local companies, we can reduce the stigma of mental illness. Read more

Community support

Mental Health Resource is supported by local community members and organisations who raise funds & awareness about our work. Read more

Our Partners

Mental Health Resource are proud to be supported by our partners, so together we can ensure people living with mental illness can get the help that they need. Read more

Trusts & Foundations

Mental Health Resource is delighted to be supported by a number of local and national funding bodies to help us grow and expand our services. Read more

Latest

Street party raises £1300!

The residents of Stephens Road, Tunbridge Wells, held a street party on 4th September, with the proceeds coming to Mental Health Resource!
A guided tour of TW Common & Pantiles

Join the Mayor of the Borough of Tunbridge wells & experienced guides for a guided walk of the Tunbridge Wells Common and Pantiles, to raise funds for Mental Health Resource!
How Social Workers can improve the physical health of people with Mental Health Issues

Physical health and mental health are both essential to an individual’s wellbeing. Unfortunately, people suffering from mental health issues are often likely to develop a range of physical problems, however, there are ways that Social Workers can help safeguard someone's physical wellbeing.
A Plan donation scheme

When you are a new client taking out a car, van or home policy for the first time with A Plan, we will receive a £50 donation!

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Facts and figures

Mental Health Resource believe in improved mental wellbeing for everyone. We help to tackle issues surrounding mental illness in West Kent and statistics on mental health show that our work is sadly needed now more than ever.
The Hub

Mental Health Resource runs 'The Hub', our vibrant wellbeing centre in the heart of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, where people can access wellbeing activities and a safe space to talk for as long as they need.
Reachout Youth

Reachout Youth is a free support service run by Mental Health Resource for young people aged 13-19 who are experiencing emotional or mental health difficulties. The project is currently part funded by the Brook Trust and BBC Children in Need.
Reachout

Mental Health Resource run an online & telephone support community service called Reachout. By joining a Reachout group you’ll meet new people and make friends, gaining peer support and providing support to others.
Assert

When a person is detained under the Mental Health Act it can be distressing. Sometimes patients who are being detained feel unable to ask questions or get information. The support of a trained Independent Mental Health Advocate (IMHA) can help.
6 ways of wellbeing

Mental Health Resource use the 6 ways of wellbeing to help Service Users on their journey to recovery from mental illness.
Help in a crisis

If you are in emotional distress and need urgent support, there are other other services in the area which provide out of hours support.
Mental health training workshops

We deliver Mental Health Awareness training workshops for local companies, societies & schools to help you recognise signs of mental health problems & find better ways of supporting staff.
Out of hours service

Mental Health Resource are currently offering out-of-hours group telephone support on Sundays (previously known as 'Serenity cafe') for anyone experiencing a mental health crisis to prevent escalation.
What we do

Mental Health Resource is a charity based in West Kent, which supports people who have complex and enduring mental health conditions. We also deliver Mental Health Awareness training across the region.

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