The wonderful annual Marlow Santa Fun Run is now open for registrations. Buckinghamshire Mind is one of two chosen charities to benefit from any funds raised, so please consider signing-up and joining Team Bucks Mind.
World Suicide Prevention Day, held every 10 September, is organised by the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP), in conjunction with the World Health Organisation (WHO). Read this article for information and signposting if you or someone you know is struggling.
Ewan Gordon is once again fundraising for Bucks Mind and the Masonic Charitable Foundation by taking on the Rough Ashlar Challenge for a third time.
Bucks Mind and Citizens Advice Bucks have launched a groundbreaking service to provide wrap-around support and advice for people affected by gambling harm.
We’re your local Mind and we’re here for you. We need your help to continue to deliver our wide range of mental health services. Find out more.
We’re delighted to be asked once more by The Sing Out Project to be involved in their upcoming event on Tuesday 1 September.
We’re proud to share our 2025–2026 Impact Report with you; a celebration of the difference that we have made in peoples’ lives through the work that we do every day across Buckinghamshire and East Berkshire.
Father’s Day is coming up on 15 June. If you think Dad would prefer an e-card and the cost of a paper card donated to Bucks Mind, find out how you can.
Carers’ Week (8-14 June) is a yearly campaign that aims to highlight the challenges faced by carers, and recognise the outstanding contribution that unpaid carers make to their families, friends and communities up and down the UK.
Volunteers’ Week, from 1 to 7 June, is a chance for Bucks Mind to say a huge thank you to our absolutely incredible volunteers.
Ewan Gordon is building on his successful fundraising challenge in 2025 by once again attempting to raise much needed funds by carrying the Rough Ashlar everywhere he goes.
Next week is Mental Health Awareness Week (11-17 May). We’re asking all the members of our community, what action will you take to support mental health for MHAW?