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Autism Acceptance Month

This is a guest post from one of our autistic volunteers, Alex, who talks about how depression and addiction resulted

This is a guest post from Meera Phull. Meera is the Director of Brighter Minds, a service specialising in Cognitive

This is a guest post from Ayesha Begum from suicide prevention charity, Olly’s Future; Ayesha shares the story of her

This is a guest post from a group of autistic parents, including volunteers from Autistic Parents UK. They each discuss

April 1st marks the start of Stress Awareness Month, so why not take a moment to unwind. According to the

Today is Trans Day of Visibility. A day when trans voices are lifted up, when we can celebrate these people,

This is a guest blog from a PAPYRUS supporter and volunteer Mental illness and suicidal thoughts can be described in

The past year has been tough for students. And whilst this academic year may feel a little different, ok completely

All I knew from the age of 18 months was that food was scary and anything out of my ‘norm’

March 1st is self-harm and self-injury awareness day. At PAPYRUS, our advisers speak to many young people who are struggling

In this post, Rosie from the PAPYRUS West Midlands team explores some of the challenges that impact on bi+ people’s

Please let me introduce myself, I am Claire, I work part time, I’m a Manchester mum of one and a

Children are showing remarkable courage and resilience under lockdown, according to a national suicide prevention charity. New figures for 2020

‘What you having?’ A phrase used when the context is clear; there’s a mirror, an array of different sprays, gels