Plymouth Mental Health Collective

Our 4th Community Event held on May 8th, 2024

A big thank you to everyone who came along to our 4th Plymouth Mental Health Collective community event. Your insights and contributions during the event(s) are hugely valuable as we continue to grow the Collective together.

Much appreciation to the historic Devonport Guildhall for providing a fantastic venue & to Lunch Plymouth for the fantastic food we enjoyed.

*Thank you to the Devon Mental Health Alliance for funding this event*

We were joined by 3 brilliant guest speakers who gave updates, insights & offers from their respective services.

Thank You to our presenters.

1) Shelley England from the Trauma Informed Plymouth Network

The Trauma Informed Plymouth Network (TIPN) was established in early 2018 as an innovative response to the emerging evidence regarding childhood adversity and the impact of trauma on people, communities and those delivering services.

The Plymouth Mental Health Collective are proud to be a ‘branch’ of the TIPN

2) Joe from Andy’s Man Club

Andy’s Man Club are a men’s suicide prevention charity, offering free-to-attend peer-to-peer support groups across the United Kingdom and online. Aiming to end the stigma surrounding men’s mental health and help men through the power of conversation.

3) Stuart Bakewell from Shekina

Shekina provide opportunities for people who are experiencing all forms of homelessness, supporting people in crisis with a variety of opportunities to reach a secure and contented life. They are also a key partner in the Devon Mental Health Alliance.

We’d love to hear your thoughts & comments as we develop
and grow the Collective together!!

If you could spend a couple of minutes to provide your input on future events, training or education you would like to see & ways to connect & collaborate it would be most appreciated. Tell us what you think.

If you’d like to get in touch.
[email protected]

Look out for details of our next event coming in September 2024 - TBC!!

Thankyou for being part of the Plymouth Mental Health Collective.

Best Wishes,

The PMHC team.