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Mind in Bradford
Kenburgh House
28 Manor Row
Bradford
West Yorkshire
BD1 4QU
Telephone
General Enquiries
Telephone: 01274 730 815
Opening Hours (phone-line) Monday – Friday 9am-5pm
Guide-Line (Mental Health Telephone Support & Information) Telephone: 01274 594 594
Opening Hours: 12pm-9pm every day
First Response Crisis Support (For residents of Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale & Craven)
Telephone: 01274 221 181
Opening Hours: 24 hours per day, every day
Mental Health Directory
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What's On
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Guide-Line
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On their recent visit to Bradford, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited a Khidmat Centre, a place devoted to helping vulnerable people from minority ethnic backgrounds. They discussed mental health, which of course can affect anyone. Can we help you? bit.ly/2Gxd6R7
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Katie shares how she wishes people would react when they see her scars
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With just one week left to the end of January those of you have been part of RED January may be beginning to feel the tired from being active every day!
And so as the weekend begins remember be gentle with yourselves... taking it easy on a couple of days doesn't mean you've quite your challenge, it simply means resting and taking time to reflect on your efforts so far is just as important to your mental wellbeing as exercising!
Why not take a gentle stroll, so some stretching or simply give yourself the gift of a rest day and use your time to feel proud of what you've done and reach out to friends and family for encouragement.
To see how others have been getting on through January why not take our REDDERs JustGiving pages here and show your support, or ask your friends to sponsor you too!
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Keep it up REDDERS and remember to be kind to yourselves
On their recent visit to Bradford, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited a Khidmat Centre, a place devoted to helping vulnerable people from minority ethnic backgrounds. They discussed mental health, which of course can affect anyone. Can we help you? https://t.co/8QmiLqgfD0
2As we near the end of our RED January challenge... many of you taking part may be beginning to feel a little tired from active-every-day challenge so this weekend why not try something gentle & relaxing and remember to be proud of what you've achieved!
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