World Mental Health Day, 10 October

World Mental Health Day on 10 October provides us all with an opportunity to promote good mental health and the mental health resources available to help and support local people.

Good mental wellbeing is fundamental to our physical health, our relationships, our sense of purpose, our ability to get through the normal stress of day to day life and to be able to cope when things change. It can improve self-confidence. It can help us to manage life’s problems and to enjoy the good things, especially when you have money worries, it’s important to remember there is mental health support available.

There are a number of events in Islington to mark the day and you can find out about the events and training on offer for World Mental Health Day on the events page on the Islington Life website.

IslingtonLife will also be posting regularly from the @Islingtonlife accounts and posting a couple of case studies on www.Islingtonlife.london

Related Posts

VAI Closure Dates of 2024

VAI Closure Dates of 2024

                          Voluntary Action Islington will be closing at 1:30pm on Tuesday, 24th December 2024, and will reopen in the new year on Thursday, 2nd January 2025. Please note that the...

We are recruiting a Volunteer Centre Support Officer

[CLOSED] Salary: £34,770 – £35,862 per annum – NJC spine point 18 – 20 (pay award pending Nov 2024, once announced will be backdated to 01/04/2024) Responsible to: Volunteer Centre Services Manager Duration: 2 years (extension subject to funding, with hope to making...

Stress Awareness Month April 2024

Stress Awareness Month April 2024

What is stress? Stress is our body's natural reaction triggered by pressures and difficult situations. Stress, on its positive side, prompts us to address challenges and threats in our lives. It can serve as a motivational force that help us to move forward. However,...

Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.

Download our Privacy and Data Protection Policy