Heart and Minds Goes Online!

News - 23 April 2020

Hearts and Minds go online with digital hangouts open to any 14-25 year olds with experience of mental health difficulties, regardless of where you are in the UK or whether you’ve previously attended one of their groups.
Young people Mental Health

For the foreseeable future, Hearts and Minds will be taking the form of an online group! These digital hangouts will be open to any 14-25 year olds with experience of mental health difficulties, regardless of where you are in the UK or whether you’ve previously attended one of thier groups before!

To take part, you will need to contact Liv or Beth at info@heartsandminds.org.uk and download a free app called Zoom.

Once they receive your email, they will be in touch for a quick 1 to 1 to welcome you and explain how the group works.

click here for more information on how to join and when the online groups run.

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