The festive period can be a difficult time for children, young people and their families. While many enjoy the Christmas festivities, for some it can be a time of stress and anxiety or feeling isolated and alone. This Christmas may be particularly hard due to the cost-of-living crisis and the ongoing impact of the pandemic. … Read more
World Mental Health Day is an opportunity for everyone to raise awareness of mental health and to engage in conversations to break the stigmas surrounding mental health and wellbeing. According to MIND, the mental health charity, each year, one-in-four people will experience a mental health problem and too many do not know where to reach … Read more
Dry January has become a recognised event in the nation’s calendar – growing each year both by those participating in the official campaigns or people informally determined to have a month of abstinence. The benefits of going ‘dry’ for a month are huge. So much coverage is given about the physical health benefits (which are … Read more
Online support service launched across Humber, Coast and Vale to help individuals with their mental health A free online mental health and emotional wellbeing support service has been re-launched to help individuals living across the Humber, Coast and Vale area. Originally launched back in 2021 for males across the area, the platform has now been … Read more
The annual Mental Health, Learning Disabilities and Autism Collaborative Programme international conference is a chance for us to update colleagues about the progress of the Humber, Coast and Vale programme over the last year. We’d be delighted if you could join us virtually on Friday, 26th November 2021, 9.30am-1pm via Microsoft Teams. This year the … Read more
Over the last year, NHS and care staff have been put under enormous pressure, frequently asked to call upon huge reserves of emotional resilience in stressful circumstances. Taking care of all our people and their mental health and wellbeing as we live through these unchartered times is vital. The Workforce Programme is at the forefront … Read more
#TalkSuicide, the Humber, Coast and Vale Health and Care Partnership’s campaign to reduce the stigma around suicide through the provision of suicide prevention training, has reached a major milestone. Despite the challenges of delivering training and engaging with partners through the Covid-19 pandemic, in the past year over 6,500 people have completed #TalkSuicide training, provided … Read more
Despite Covid-19, partners across Humber, Coast and Vale have continued to deliver new services to prevent suicides. We continue to work in collaboration with our communities, to train the public, reduce the stigma around suicide and remain innovative. There has never been a more crucial time to have a conversation around suicide prevention. I feel … Read more
Mental health and wellbeing is vital in maintaining physical health and health in general and never has this been more apparent than during the last few months. I would like to start by thanking our staff, carers, volunteers, charities for maintaining services and supporting our communities. The response over the last four months from all … Read more
The impacts of this outbreak will be felt for many months and years to come and potentially in ways that we don’t expect. Amid this changing landscape, colleagues across the Partnership are working together to plan and implement the next phase of our Covid-19 response. The next stage of our response to Covid-19 within our … Read more
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