Case Study: West Sussex Mind

Report - 16 October 2020

This is an independent case study showing an example of West Sussex Mind's story of adapting during the COVID crisis and what the future holds.

By working with our colleagues in the Voluntary and Community sector, we have a series of reports on our website that capture the experiences and issues from the point of view of services and groups that support local people in the community.

West Sussex Mind is an independent local charity who support people with their mental health, provide specialist training and campaign to improve services and promote understanding.

'Our work is driven by the needs and experiences of people with mental health problems. The advice and support we offer aims to improve people's physical and mental well-being, strengthen self-esteem and confidence and promote strong relationships with family, friends and communities. We also help people get into education, training or work and achieve their personal and social goals.'

- Kerrin Page, Deputy CEO and Head of Operations for MIND West Sussex

Read about how West Sussex Mind adapted during the COVID crisis, in the report below.

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VAAC COVID 19 Case Study - West Sussex MIND
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