Looking for help with your mental health? You’re in the right place. 

We have over 17 different mental health and wellbeing services to support you, no matter where you are on your mental health journey.

Our services can be accessed by people of all-ages in Bradford District and Craven. 

Adult Services

Children and Young People’s Services

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Support your local mental health charity

We rely on the support of our community to continue providing our mental health services for free. 

There are lots of ways to support us including donating, volunteering, campaigning and fundraising. 

Get involved

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17,176 people were supported with their mental health and wellbeing in 2023-24. 

Some of the ways people accessed support:

 

10,332

crisis support sessions provided by Safe Spaces and Hospital Buddies.

5,508

completions of the Support Finder on the Healthy Minds website.

3,664

attendances at wellbeing and recovery groups.

11,352

calls and live chats to Guide-Line.

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Bradford District and Craven Mind has been awarded the Mind Quality Mark

The Mind Quality Mark is a rigorous quality assurance standard. It sets the bar of good practice and legal compliance for all organisations in the Mind Federation.

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Volunteer Placement Award – University of Bradford

Volunteer Placement Award – University of Bradford

We are delighted to win an award for ‘The Most Outstanding and Supportive Learning Environment’ […]

Posted on: 2nd January 2025

Meet Uzma – Guide-Line Support Worker

Meet Uzma – Guide-Line Support Worker

Uzma is one of our longest-serving members of staff having worked at Bradford District and […]

Posted on: 17th December 2024

£2.5m funding granted for young people’s mental health across Bradford District

£2.5m funding granted for young people’s mental health across Bradford District

Support for young people’s mental health has been given a huge boost across Bradford district, […]

Posted on: 11th December 2024

Ayesha’s story

Ayesha’s story

Ayesha Butt is a Community Engagement Worker based at the domestic abuse and sexual violence charity, Staying Put. Ayesha shares with us a little personal history, and what led her to join the Ethnically and Culturally Diverse Communities (ECDC) programme.

Posted on: 11th December 2024

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