Stories & spotlights
"If there's one thing my journey has taught me, it's that change is possible, even when it feels out of reach. Recovery isn't always linear, but it does mean finding moments of connection, purpose and hope again."
This Volunteers' week we're shining a spotlight on our incredible volunteers. Here Jacqui shares her story
Imogen is running the London Marathon for Mind on 26 April. Here, she shares her story and explains why supporting her local mental health charity is so important to her
Scott’s connection to West Kent Mind began with his dad, Barry, a long-time volunteer. After facing his own mental health problems, Scott honoured his dad’s legacy by completing a triathlon and raising over £3,400 to support others
"I think it’s fair to say, that I have not just rediscovered creativity. I have rediscovered myself, and I am immensely grateful to West Kent Mind for being such an important part of my journey."





