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Helping people across Bristol when they need it
Our Help When You Need It team is doing brilliant work across Bristol, using their skills and experience to help…
Read MoreBSW Recovery Cafés – a gentle first step to wellbeing
Trying something new can feel daunting, particularly when it means joining a group or attending a course for the first…
Read MoreCelebrating Pride with a Picnic in the (car) Park
To mark Pride month 2026, Second Step staff held a Pride Picnic in our Pennywell Road car park. Organised by the Race Equity Group, the event celebrated the…
Read More“Sometimes we were learning stuff together and that felt really right”: The Power of Community
Why is community so important in helping people thrive? In our latest video, our clients, staff members and volunteers share their experiences…
Read More“Personally powerful and professionally life-changing” Emma’s volunteering story
To mark Volunteers Week, Emma shares her story of how giving her time for free changed her career path. Her experiences as a volunteer led her to return to university and…
Read MoreStrengthening mental health support across the South West
Mental Health Awareness Week feels like the right moment to celebrate something transformative that’s happening across the South West: our…
Read MoreSecond Step receives generous £1000 donation to help provide counselling for men at risk of suicide
Last month Hope Project workers Ezra and Sam were invited to visit TasteTech – a flavourings and ingredients manufacturer in…
Read MoreFinding who I am and where I belong: Tommiee’s story
Tommiee lost both parents when he was young and grew up in the care system, moving between different families and…
Read MoreCreativity and connection: How a Craft Club led to a reduction in mental health crises
The Safe Haven Crisis & Recovery Centre is a safe space for people in acute emotional distress. Based in Weston-super-Mare…
Read MoreNew free online mindfulness exercises for people in North Somerset
Introducing our new range of mindfulness exercises from North Somerset Wellbeing, free for adults (18+ years) who live in North…
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