Cream Tea boxes went down a treat with befriendees

To celebrate World Mental Health Day on Saturday 10 October, we organised for Ruth’s Cakeaway to deliver cream tea boxes with a hand written card to 80 people who receive our befriending support.

Our befriender volunteers made a total of 50 calls to their befriendees over the 9th and 10th of October, to mark World Mental Health Day and join in with Mind’s Do One Thing campaign. 

Volunteer Coordinator, Donna, said:

We have arranged this treat as a reminder that someone is always there and thinking of you in these uncertain times.

We are really pleased to have received many messages of thanks from people who received a box, with one person saying:

I want to say a massive thank you for the delivery of the scone, cream and jam on World Mental Health Day. I was really taken back and even had a little happy tear. It was perfect timing as I’m really struggling right now. It was such a lovely thought. Thank you. It certainly made me smile.

Another person said:

Thank you for the wonderful surprise of cream tea and all the support you have given me. It has made a great difference to my life and alleviated any anxiety and stress I may have had. I’ve enjoyed my chats on all kinds of different topics. It’s amazing how time flies when you have a conversation with someone who has the same kind of interests. Thank you. You’re all doing a wonderful job during these very different times.

Posted on: 23rd October 2020

back to news

Latest News

View all news
Bradford 2025 Unveils Ground-breaking Creative Health Programme

Bradford 2025 Unveils Ground-breaking Creative Health Programme

We are excited to announce that Bradford District and Craven Mind will be partnering with […]

Posted on: 3rd December 2024

Strategy Award Win at the Mind Excellence Awards

Strategy Award Win at the Mind Excellence Awards

We are excited to announce that Bradford District and Craven Mind has won a Mind […]

Posted on: 28th November 2024

Breaking the silence: why men’s mental health matters

Breaking the silence: why men’s mental health matters

Men’s mental health is often overlooked, but it’s a key part of our collective wellbeing. […]

Posted on: 25th November 2024

Aston’s story

Aston’s story

Aston Knight is a Community Engagement Worker based at Bradford’s African Caribbean Achievement Project (ACAP). […]

Posted on: 12th November 2024

Join our mailing list

To hear all about Bradford District and Craven Mind’s services, events, latest news and how you can get involved in our projects and fundraising activities, please fill in the form below.

 

Your privacy is important to us, we keep your information safe and we will never sell or swap your details for marketing purposes. You can easily unsubscribe from emails at any time using the link at the bottom of the email, or by contacting [email protected] Please see our privacy policy for more details.