Mental health
Harry’s Happy Tunes
Communications Manager Jane Edmonds shares her thoughts about a friend in need at the start of Movember (which raises awareness about men’s mental health).
Read MoreNew hope for suicide prevention
World Mental Health Day, marks the start of the Hope Project, a new suicide prevention initiative for Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire.
Read MoreWalking football for mental health
Walking football has provided more than just exercise for people with mental health problems, one of the participants outlines its importance to them.
Read MorePlugging a gap in North Somerset
Local charity Second Step is launching a new mental health service in North Somerset tomorrow, 10 October, World Mental Health Day.
Read MoreGive yourself a present today
To mark World Mental Health Day the Senior Administrator for the Community Rehabilitation Service, Rachel Mansi, shares the importance of creativity.
Read MoreArt from the streets of Bristol
Service user Andrew is due to exhibit his work next week at Bristol’s Callington Road Hospital as part of their celebrations for World Mental Health Day on 10 October.
Read MorePartners in crime
To mark World Suicide Prevention Day I want to share this poem written by Caroline Pepper for her friend who sadly passed in 2018.
Read MoreIt’s the small things that count
Our Housing Worker, Isabella, kicked off ‘Raise the Disco’s’ residency at The Canteen with the ‘Raise the Disco: Idle Hands takeover’.
Read MoreLeaving Bristol’s streets behind
Second Step is absolutely delighted to be involved in the ‘Leaving Bristol’s streets behind’ art exhibition at 11 Christmas Steps.
Read MoreSecond Step enjoy another smashing year at Bristol Pride
You may wonder at the relationship between homelessness, recovery and the Pride Festival – it’s all about linking up different campaigns for a better city.
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