Making lives better for everyone by ending mental health discrimination in Wales.
24.03.21
Welsh Government has awarded Time to Change Wales a one-year extension to tackle mental health stigma and discrimination in WalesTime to Change Wales’ statement following funding announcement in England
The Minister for Mental Health, Wellbeing and the Welsh Language has agreed funding a 12-month extension to Phase 3 of Time to Change Wales. Welsh Government has awarded a total of £445,996 to Time to Change Wales for the continuation of core activity with a focus on better reaching socio-economically deprived communities and identifying the needs of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities in Wales with detailed audience insight, developing partnerships and testing pilot activity.
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COVID vaccination and hope
"Getting the jab has given me hope that things will improve and that I can overcome my anxieties. There is still a long road ahead, but it feels like I’ve at least started the journey to ‘normality’."
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The Power of Small
Karen talks to us about the importance of having small, meaningful conversations around mental health.
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Be Kind & Talk About Mental Health
Rosie describes a time when she had her first meaningful conversation about her mental health which encouraged her to open up and fight the stigma surrounding it.
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Talking Is A Lifeline
It's time we asked the question for men's mental health. It's time to change Wales. #TalkingIsALifeline
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Mental health problems might actually be more common than you think. One in four of us will be affected by mental illness in any year.
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