Volunteer Placement Award – University of Bradford
We are delighted to win an award for ‘The Most Outstanding and Supportive Learning Environment’ […]
Anyone aged 7 years and over living in Bradford District and Craven can access urgent same-day support from Safe Spaces at our Bradford, Keighley and Shipley Hubs.
Safe Spaces can help you if you’re experiencing:
“My session went really well, I am struggling a little bit today with anxiety and stress, the person I spoke to yesterday was amazing. I just needed to offload!”
“Feeling a lot better after having that space to talk, managing to manage emotions. I was given a few more tools to be able to use when things become too much.”
“I found the session incredibly helpful. I’m trying to implement the advice I’ve received, which includes practicing meditation and listening to calming music.”
“It was nice to talk to someone who listened. It was nice to get a different perspective on the issues I’m facing, and I felt like my feelings were validated. The service was very accommodating”
Team of the Year delivering frontline services Award
At the 2023 ‘Celebrate as One’ awards ceremony led by Act As One, Safe Spaces won the ‘Team of the year’ award for delivering frontline services in Bradford District and Craven.
Collaboration and Integration Award
At the 2024 3rd Sector Care Awards, Safe Spaces won the Collaboration and Integration award. A spokesperson said:
“[Safe Spaces] is the perfect example – working with nine other organisations to provide ‘all age’ support.”
Safe Spaces is led by The Cellar Trust and Bradford District and Craven Mind alongside a partnership of local mental health service providers:
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