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Service users from a Wolverhampton service which supports men with mental health needs joined forces with their local church to provide food and essential items to the local community through a food bank donation.

A Taunton man who helps inpatients at a mental health hospital to keep physically fit and active is undertaking the cycling challenge of a lifetime in an effort to raise £2,000 for his chosen charity.

A Nottingham patient who has been in mental health services since she was 13 is now giving talks at Nottingham Trent University where she is helping trainee medics understand how best to support those with severe mental health needs.

A Bury man who has been deaf his entire life and now uses his skills to support other deaf individuals who have been hospitalised with mental health struggles has shared his story as part of Deaf Awareness Week.

Service users from a Wolverhampton service which supports men with mental health needs joined forces with their local church to provide food and essential items to the local community through a food bank donation.

A carer from Lewisham has received his British Empire Medal in recognition of the work he does to support carers and highlight the life-changing work they do.

A service user from a mental health hospital in Cheshire has spoken about the lifechanging support she has received which has finally enabled her to look positively at the future after the loss of her daughter.

Five colleagues from a hospital in Harrow which supports those with mental health difficulties have completed the challenge of their lives by trekking 122km in 55 hours, tripling their fundraising target in support of individuals with autism.

A new service supporting individuals with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs will open in Colchester next month.

Staff and young people from Cygnet Hospital Sheffield recently took part in a Spectrum Colour Walk to celebrate Autism Acceptance Week and to raise money
for the National Autistic Society.