MindWell, the mental health website for people in Leeds, is launching a new Christmas toolkit this week as it celebrates reaching 100k users since it was launched in October 2016. Christmas is meant to be fun and [...]
Forum Central is pleased to welcome two new members. They've both joined PSI-Volition, one of the partner organisations in Forum Central. The latest organisations to join are: Ascendance Ascendance runs dance classes across Leeds for people with [...]
Forum Central is pleased to welcome our new member, Breast Cancer Haven Yorkshire. They have joined PSI-Volition, one of the partner organisations in Forum Central. Breast Cancer Haven Yorkshire is part of the Breast Cancer Haven national [...]
News from Armley Helping Hands, August 2018: Armley Helping Hands are happy to announce that we have secured three years funding with Time to Shine to run “Don’t Call Me Old “ ( July 2018) "The “Don’t [...]
From Martha Clowes, Mindful Employer Coordinator for Leeds. "Hi there, my name is Martha Clowes and I am the new Mindful Employer Coordinator for Leeds, based at Workplace Leeds (part of Leeds Mind). Mindful Employer provides businesses [...]
Have you heard of Bee Together? It's a project funded by the Time to Shine Project, aimed at Older People with Learning Disabilities (OPLD). Bee Together aims to connect with socially isolated and lonely OPLD and find [...]
Forum Central is pleased to welcome three new members. The new members have joined PSI-Volition, one of the partner organisations in Forum Central. The latest organisations to join are: The Straw Lodge The Straw Lodge is a sanctuary [...]
We are delighted to hear that MindWell - the mental health website for people in Leeds - has been named in the BusinessCloud.co.uk Health Tech Pioneers list of the UK's top 51 health tech digital innovations in [...]
Forum Central is pleased to welcome a new member: Survivors West Yorkshire. The organisation has joined PSI-Volition, one of the partner organisations in Forum Central. Survivors West Yorkshire is a specialist sexual violence abuse support service, based in Bradford [...]
MindWell, the mental health website for people in Leeds, is delighted to have won a national Plain English Award. The awards are given to individuals, organisations and websites which champion 'clarity, accessibility and commitment to clear, useful [...]
Physical and Sensory Impairment (PSI) Network and Volition have merged. This is a message from David Blythe and Tessa Denham, co-chairs of the PSI-Volition board: We are pleased to announce that the proposed merger between the PSI [...]
Last week you might have read the news that Gill Crawshaw is leaving Forum Central in August. We have more news to share: Lucy Graham is joining us on 1 August. Lucy will be taking over the [...]
Gill Crawshaw, who has been a key member of the Volition team for over 10 years, is leaving us in August. She will be starting a Masters in Curation Practices at Leeds College of Art. Gill has [...]
Forum Central is proud to welcome our new member Safer Lives, also known as Safer Lives in Communities CIC. The organisation has joined Volition, one of the four partners in Forum Central. Andy Green is one of [...]
How is your organisation preparing for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)? From May next year, new laws mean we all need to be clear about how we get consent to send updates to supporters of our [...]
The Centre for Ageing Better has launched a new web resource for communities. It offers information and insight into ways communities can respond to our ageing society and provide a better later life for their residents. The [...]
Forum Central is proud to welcome Battle Scars as a new member. Jenny Groves, the Chairperson, trainer and group facilitator of Battle Scars, tell us: "Our aim is to support, educate and bring everybody together who is affected [...]
Women’s Aid, the national domestic abuse charity, and Facebook have launched a new guide to empower women to stay safe online. The guide by Women’s Aid and Facebook provides advice helping women and girls understand online risks, [...]
National Lottery funding helps people recovering from substance misuse and mental health problems in Leeds. “The Space,” a peer led project in Leeds managed and run by the Bridge Project Charity has received £332K from the Big Lottery Fund. [...]
A report and tips about supporting working carers have been issued by Think Local Act Personal. Leeds City Council’s Adults and Health Directorate has been involved in the project working with colleagues across Yorkshire and the North [...]
The Together Women Project (TWP) is starting up a new one-to-one key-working service based in Leeds. They have an all-female client base, and are keen to make sure female asylum seekers and refugees, and also women from [...]
Leeds Asylum Seekers’ Support Network has moved offices. They say that being co-located with the Refugee Council (the new landlord), Leeds City of Sanctuary, and Asylum Matters seemed too good an opportunity to miss. From 12 June [...]
The Voice of Older Leeds Tenants (VOLT) are looking to recruit new members to their group. They are particularly interested in hearing from BME (black and minority ethnic) tenants over 55, living in a LCC property who [...]
Have you heard of New Leaf Gardeners? They're a social enterprise company providing commercial and domestic gardening and grounds maintenance contracts in and around Leeds. New Leaf Gardeners provide therapy to people suffering with mental health issues. The [...]
Does your organisation work with expecting parents and parents of young children? Leeds City Council and the NHS in Leeds have produced two new resources to support you when working with families during pregnancy and early years, [...]
We thought we'd draw your attention to an interesting blog on the Airport Parking Shop website. Mental Health and Me: What it’s like to travel with a mental illness contains some interesting figures and quotes from the website's research [...]
Leeds Involving People (LIP) are looking for volunteers from the to help St Gemma’s Hospice develop their services for all by making sure they provide sensitive information, and making sure the local community are aware of the services [...]
