World Suicide Prevention Day: How to help
World Suicide Prevention Day is a day which gives us the chance to raise awareness of suicide and suicide prevention. Here’s 5 quick ways you can get involved.
Archive August 2022
Keighley mayor’s mental health journey
Client Ian Lamb sits down with town mayor of Keighley, Luke Maunsell, to hear about his struggles with mental health and journey to recovery.
Meet Ryan, our Youth in Mind Programme Manager
What’s your role at Bradford District and Craven Mind? My role is programme manager for […]
How physical activity helps mental health
Being active is known to be beneficial for our physical health but it can do wonders for our mental health too. Here are four ways how.
Impact Report 2021-22
We have published our 2021-2022 Impact Report! The new booklet provides lots of information about […]
New edition of Write Mind for International Youth Day
You can now read the latest edition of our client newsletter Write Mind which marks […]
A summer of FUNdraising!
We are always extremely grateful to all our amazing fundraisers and donors who together help us support mental health in the Bradford, Craven and Airedale district. We couldn’t do it without your help, thank you!
Ian’s blog: Tea ‘n’ Talk at Bread + Roses
Ian shares his experience of attending our Tea ‘n’ Talk group and how great Bread + Roses is for the Bradford community…
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Meet our Trustee, Karen
Hello, my name is Karen and I’m a trustee here at Bradford District and Craven Mind. I became a trustee last year, you might want to know why I decided to do that. Well, it’s quite simple, I felt that I wanted to give something back and get involved in something beyond my day job.
New partnership with Bradford City
Bradford District and Craven Mind has teamed up with Bradford City AFC in a new […]
Mental health within our community
In this blog, our Trustee Ian shares his reflections on the power of community, his […]
Abi’s story
Abi reached out for support from our Community Companions service when she was feeling isolated. […]