Durham Mental Wellbeing Alliance

14/05/2026

Waddington Street Centre invites you to Wear it Green today as part of . They're encouraging their members and the wider community to ask someone the simple, but all important question:

'How are you?'

13/05/2026

Come along THIS FRIDAY 9.30-11.30am for a warm, healthy breakfast and a chat!

Feel free to wear green in support of Mental Health Awareness Week! 💚

13/05/2026

County Durham Mental Health Outreach Services -Home Group are at Bullion Hall in Chester le Street this afternoon, where you can get involved in arts and crafts session to help discuss mental health.

12/05/2026

On Day 2 of we are sharing the Mental Health Foundation’s 10 tips to support good mental health!

🗓️Plan something to look forward to
🍎Eat well
🌳Get closer to nature
💤Get good sleep
🎨Get creative
👟Move regularly
🧠Try mindfulness
🤗Make time for friends
💕Be kind
💬Talk things over with someone you trust

We have mental health everyday so taking these tips to support and improve your mental health can be done everyday not just during mental health awareness week!!!

12/05/2026

County Durham Mental Health Outreach Services -Home Group is holding a discussion group about inclusion this afternoon at St Andrew's Church Hall in Spennymoor.

11/05/2026

11/05/2026

St Margaret's Centre's community hub The Old School Café is open to the public - pop along to their Chatty Cafe if you need to see a friendly face, or use a free meal token.

11/05/2026

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St Margaret's Centre's community hub The Old School Café is available Monday to Friday, 9.30am-2pm for anyone seeking a chat with a friendly face, as well as free meal tokens and info on how to access helpful services.

Home Group have a couple of different events on this week, with an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion discussion group on Tuesday afternoon 1.30-4.30pm at St Andrew's Church Hall in Spennymoor, and an arts and crafts group on Wednesday 1-3pm at Bullion Hall in Chester le Street.

Waddington Street Centre will be encouraging people to have conversations all week, and especially on Thursday when they hold their 'Wear it Green' Day to raise awareness and challenge stigma.

10/05/2026

starts tomorrow, and we're encouraging you to ask someone the question, 'How are you?'

A simple question can open the door to meaningful conversation, show someone you care, and remind them they're not alone. Small acts of connection can make a real difference to mental wellbeing in our community.

Find support: www.durhammentalwellbeingalliance.org

05/05/2026

The Durham Mental Wellbeing Alliance is a group of organisations working together to support people in County Durham with their mental wellbeing. One referral form: many different services.

Find out more: www.durhammentalwellbeingalliance.org

15/04/2026

Home Group's wellbeing groups in Chester le Street have a new venue.