17th September 2025 - 10th November 2025, 7:00 - 8:00
World Mental Health day 2025
The 10th October 2025 marks World Mental Health Day, a significant day to highlight and raise awareness about the continuing need for mental health services and support. Throughout life there can be various obstacles and challenges that can be sprung upon us, when we least expect it which can lead to the rise of various emotions and feelings that can often feel difficult to navigate alone. As a result of this there is an ever-growing need for mental health support.
Our services
Here at Doncaster mind, we have various accessible services available to help support you no matter what it is your going through these include:
- One to one support
- Groups
- Guided learning
- Training and volunteering opportunities.
If you would like to access one of services, please fill in our referral form here Doncaster Mind - Referral Form or contact us on 01302 812190
Immediate support
If you or someone you know need immediate support then here are some crisis numbers:
- Text SHOUT to 85258 to contact the Crisis Text Line or Text YM if you are under the age of 19. For more information, please follow this link https://giveusashout.org
- Call 116 123 to talk to a Samaritans Volunteer, text 07725 909090 or if you would like to email contact jo@samaritans.org for a reply within 24 hours.
- Contact the National Mind Helpline (Weekdays 9am - 6pm) on 0300 123 3393 or email info@mind.org.uk
Wear it Blue
This October, we’re asking everyone to Wear It Blue and spread awareness for mental health!
Whether it’s a blue pair of socks, , your favourite jeans, or a bright blue jumper — it’s an easy way to show support and spark conversations about mental health.
Why wear it blue? Blue is a key colour of ours and it unites everything that we do in our work to ensure that no one has to face a mental health difficulty alone.
So why not join us and wear it blue! by taking part, you’ll help raise vital funds for Doncaster Mind that allow us to continue our work supporting local people living with mental health challenges. Every pound raised helps to keep our vital services running, raise awareness, and make sure no one faces mental health struggles alone.