Mohamed Fadlelbari

Mind in Camden

Mind in Camden provides a range of high quality services for people, both adults and young people, who are struggling with mental distress including: hearing voices, extremes of mood, anxiety, unusual beliefs and post-traumatic reactions. Our services: -An innovative peer support-led Phoenix Wellbeing & Recovery Service, providing a range of support options and workshops for people no matter where they live -Healthy Minds Community Programme: supporting local people to reconnect with their interests and goals by engaging in activities and courses and building positive connections with the local community -A Social Prescribing Service that works in partnership with community providers to deliver easily accessible one-to-one support to Camden residents struggling with their mental health. The main aim of the service is to support people to access community services, projects and activities to aid their mental health recovery based in GP surgeries and a local hospital -A Cultural Advocacy Project supporting community groups and organisations to promote wellbeing and support individuals and families to look after their mental health -Voice Collective, an information, support and capacity building project that aims to improve services for children and young people across London and beyond -A project in local schools in partnership with a youth project to provide peer mentoring services for young people -The Hearing Voices Prisons Project, Voices Unlocked, which develops sustainable Hearing Voices peer support groups throughout prisons and secure units in London, the Home Counties and other parts of the UK. We also work with people who hear voices and are refugees and asylum seekers detained in Immigration Removal Centres, as well as young refugees, asylum seekers and migrants who hear voices -We are the lead organisation in the London Hearing Voices Network and the London Paranoia & Beliefs Network which, together, support 60 peer support groups across the capital