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.
This is an emergency appeal
Coronavirus is having a huge impact on all our lives….
We are trying to help as many people as we can, but with your support, we can reach so many more. We need to ensure our vital mental health services continue running across the county when people need us most.
Our funding has stopped in so many ways – our shops can no longer open, our fundraisers can no longer hold sponsored runs and bake sales and our training courses are on hold. Many funding grants have been stopped or placed on hold, with money being directed towards the current crisis only. However our work and the demand for our services continues and that will only increase as we move to the next stage as a community.
Therefore we are asking for your help. Now more than ever we need to ensure people will continue to have the support and services they need to cope with challenging times ahead.
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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