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Volunteers urgently required to give support and expertise to people looking to get back to work. Could you help someone with their CV, interview skills or general motivation. Would you like to help us with some administration, phone calls or ... Read More

Buckinghamshire Mind’s Employment Support Service has been given a boost by National Lottery Funding. Buckinghamshire mind has joined the Bucks County Wide Building Futures Partnership, which is funded by The Big Lottery Fund and the European Social Fund as part ... Read More

On Sunday 16th July, Buckinghamshire Mind held a benefit gig, Busk for Bucks Mind, at Shoot Aylesbury, to raise funds for its vital mental health services. The event, sponsored by Esri UK Ltd, featured a host of incredible musical talent, ... Read More

National Mind is leading a major new research project, the Big Mental Health Survey. The aim is to explore people’s experiences of mental health support provided by the voluntary sector and primary care services. What is your experience of mental ... Read More

Can you help us achieve our vision of ensuring that everyone in Buckinghamshire who is experiencing a mental health problem gets both support and respect? For over 100 years, Buckinghamshire Mind has been a trusted, independent charity working to support ... Read More

Buckinghamshire Mind is delighted to announce that Councillor Sue Renshell, the new Chairman of Aylesbury Vale District Council, has selected Buckinghamshire Mind as one of her two Chosen Charities during her two-year term of office. Cllr Renshell visited Buckinghamshire Mind’s ... Read More

Buckinghamshire Mind, the mental health charity, has launched an online directory of mental health services available in the county. The Buckinghamshire Mind Guide, funded by Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust, is intended for members of the public and a wide ... Read More

We are delighted to announce that Buckinghamshire Mind has been chosen by the new Mayor of Amersham, Councillor Clive Morgan, as his Mayor’s Charity during his term of office. The Mayor met with Kaya Mallinder, Buckinghamshire Mind’s Fundraising and Communications ... Read More

On Tuesday 13th June, the High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire, Peter Kara, visited mental health charity Buckinghamshire Mind to meet service users, volunteers and staff at the charity’s Counselling Service and offices in Aylesbury. Peter Kara’s focus during his year in ... Read More

Every year Buckinghamshire Mind calculates the number of ‘lives touched’ by the wonderfully diverse range of services we run throughout the county. Last year (April 2015 to March 2016) we calculated that we touched 3,324 lives. This year (April 2016 ... Read More