New scheme in Dorset tackles rising self-harm rates
A GP surgery based in Bournemouth and Christchurch is now offering a specialist self-harm support service to help those in crisis.
A GP surgery based in Bournemouth and Christchurch is now offering a specialist self-harm support service to help those in crisis.
Dorset HealthCare occupational therapists are setting up music groups to help people with mental health problems.
Steel beams now in place on new inpatient facilities under construction in Bournemouth and Poole and set to be opened in 2026.
Dorset HealthCare, which has been accredited as a Veteran Aware Trust, helps veterans struggling with physical or mental health.
The Sheltered Work Opportunities Project, which has two local nurseries, is now known as Plants and Minds.
Young people with mental health challenges are able to enjoy support from The Wave Project thanks to a donation from the children’s charity of rugby.
Three ‘Chatty Benches’ are now in place at Castlepoint to encourage people to sit and talk to others and to confront loneliness.
Dorset’s Access Mental Health services are available for round the clock support over Christmas and the New Year.
Following a successful charity gala dinner, auction and raffle held by Pulford Publicity for their charity of the year at Dudsbury Golf Club, a total of £2,218.75 was presented to Evie Battistini, Corporate and Community fundraising officer on behalf of Dorset Mind.
A total of 225 people who work in frontline services across Dorset have been trained in Suicide First Aid.