Children’s Mental Health Week is a timely reminder that emotional wellbeing is just as important as physical health. For many children today, growing up feels complicated. They are navigating academic

At Darlington Mind, we see every day how vital mental health support is in our community. We also know that not everyone is in a position to donate financially, especially during challenging times.

January can be a difficult month for many people. The festive period has ended, routines may feel disrupted, and the weather is often cold, wet and grey. Combined with darker mornings and evenings,

The festive season can be a time of joy. However, for many people, it can also bring its fair share of stress and emotional challenges. It's important to acknowledge these feelings and take steps to

Darlington Mind is delighted to announce that this year’s Mental Elf Festive Fun Run has raised over £5,000 to support vital mental health services in the local area. Despite a torrential downpour the

This year, Anti-Bullying Week runs from 10th to 14th November and carries the theme 'Power for Good': the idea that each of us, young or older, has the power to act, support, speak up and create

What a night!

A huge thank you to everyone involved in Strictly Step-by-Step 2025. We were so proud to be there alongside other fantastic local charities:

• Andys Man Club - 

Darlington Mind is delighted to announce the return of Mental Elf Festive 5k on 30th November 2025, inviting people of all ages and abilities to walk, jog, or run a scenic 5km route around South Park

November is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, a time for men everywhere to pause, reflect and realise: You don’t have to 'just deal with it'.

At Darlington Mind we’re saying that asking for help

Introducing Mutual Minds, our new peer support service …

Darlington Mind is proud to partner with Teesside Mind and TEWV NHS Foundation Trust to deliver the Mutual Minds peer support service across

Every year in October, OCD Awareness Week gives us a chance to talk about a mental health condition that is often misunderstood: Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

OCD isn’t about being “a bit tidy”

We Moved for World Mental Health Day!

On Saturday 11th October, we came together for a special community event celebrating World Mental Health Day.

What Happened:

• Fitness classes ran throughout