Volunteer Placement Award – University of Bradford
We are delighted to win an award for ‘The Most Outstanding and Supportive Learning Environment’ […]
It was a mixture of news about Bradford District and Craven Mind, articles on mental health, tips on wellbeing and creative writing pieces. We are currently reviewing how best to work with our Service Members to collaborate more effectively.
Our last edition was themed around Mental Health Awareness Day which takes place annually every May:
Previous editions:
Write Mind – Mental Health Awareness Week – May 2024
Write Mind – Time to Talk Day – February 2024
Write Mind – World Mental Health Day – October 2023
Write Mind – Mental Health Awareness Week – May 2023
Write Mind – Time to talk day – February 2023
Write Mind – Befriending Week – November 2022
Write Mind – International Youth Day – August 2022
Write Mind – Mental Health Awareness Week – May 2022
Everyone is welcome to submit ideas for content to our editorial team. We have trained journalists on-hand who can help develop ideas for articles and give you any writing tips you might need.
We welcome varied content from wellbeing tips and messages of support to longer, feature-length articles and creative writing (poems, short stories). Submissions can be printed anonymously if you prefer or with your name.
Each edition is published online and shared across our website, social media and email marketing. We also print physical copies to place in key places around Bradford, Airedale, Wharfedale and Craven.
All contributors get a physical copy posted to them to keep!
Please get in touch if you’d like to get involved:
We are delighted to win an award for ‘The Most Outstanding and Supportive Learning Environment’ […]
Uzma is one of our longest-serving members of staff having worked at Bradford District and […]
Support for young people’s mental health has been given a huge boost across Bradford district, […]
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.