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Rethink Mental Illness Nominated for British Diversity Award

05/02/2025

We are delighted to announce that Rethink Mental Illness has been shortlisted for the Charity or Not-For-Profit of the Year at the British Diversity Awards 2025.

“Glimmers of hope” – Jessie’s story

03/02/2025

Jessie started experiencing mental health difficulties during secondary school. After multiple hospital admissions and suicide attempts, she has finally found hope.

Make your voice heard: How you can help shape the future of community mental health services

23/01/2025

If you have experience living with mental illness, or of caring for someone who does, you have a chance to help shape the future of community mental health by sharing your experiences directly with Members of Parliament.

"A space that feels like home" – Nick’s story

12/01/2025

When Nick moved into Station Grove, a Rethink Mental Illness supported accommodation, his mental health noticeably improved. He celebrates the community spirit and the support he receives from staff.

“I feel safe and secure” – Keira’s story

10/01/2025

After experiencing domestic violence, Keira lost her home and moved into supported housing with Rethink Mental Illness. With the help of her support worker, she is learning healthier coping mechanisms and feels a lot more positive.

Putting people first in adoption of AI at Rethink Mental Illness and Mental Health UK

19/12/2024

AI will undoubtedly play an increasing role in how we deliver mental health services... the opportunity for good is overwhelming, but we must proceed with care, ensuring we maintain the human connection that is so vital to our work.

“A house I had come to call home” – Hugo’s story

10/12/2024

After being detained under the Mental Health Act, Hugo found solace in Sydney House, a Rethink Mental Illness supported accomodation service. He celebrates our caring and compassionate staff, and the meaningful impact they’ve made in his life.