We’re Carlisle Eden Mind, your local mental health charity.
We believe no one should have to face a mental health problem alone.
We’re here for you. Today. Now.
We’re on your doorstep, at the end of a phone or online. If you’re stressed, depressed, in crisis or supporting someone else we’ll listen, give you support and fight your corner. We believe everyone deserves respect and support when facing a mental health problem.
The last two years have effected everybody in so many ways. For us our shop was closed for a long period, our fund raising efforts severely curtailed and our training programmes were impacted. Other sources of funding were stopped or put on hold, with money understandably being directed towards support for those in need due to the pandemic.
However now more than ever demand for our services is very high and likely to continue rising as the local community changes and adapts to new circumstances again.
Therefore we are asking for your help. People are looking for support and services that will help them to cope now and into the future. Our mission is to meet that demand and ensure no one has to face a mental health problem alone.
If you can, please support us.
Get Involved…
There are many ways you can get involved and support Carlisle Eden Mind. You might fancy becoming a volunteer or want to take on a fundraising challenge for us. Or maybe you want to share your story so others can learn from your experiences.
However you’d like to get involved, we want to hear from you. Check out….
Resources…
We have put together a collection of local and national resources that offer guidance, signposting and support surrounding mental health. You can also check out the Mind A-Z of mental health
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