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Supporting the mental health and wellbeing of young people in care is the focus of a new campaign launching in Hampshire this month.

Local mental health services have joined forces with parkrun to help raise awareness around mental health, stamp out stigma and share information about suicide prevention. 

Patients at the Chichester Centre, a specialist mental health inpatient hospital run by Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, have received on-road cycle training and basic bike maintenance tuition from the county council’s Bikeability team. 

Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is inviting local people to attend an engagement event next month and share their views which will help shape the future of mental health and learning disability services across the county.

An inspirational young girl who has struggled with her mental health since a young age has started selling handcrafted dog toys to raise money to support the specialist local Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in her area.

People living with mental health illnesses who are experiencing thoughts of suicide are being offered advice and support designed to give them hope and help plan for their future as part of a new project.

A man who ran five marathons in five days raising thousands for NHS mental health services is starting two new free courses this January to help people who want to improve their running or start running.

One of our mental health units has been chosen to take part in an exciting new arts project which will help to improve the living environment for patients. 

A consultant physiatrist who uses music and the arts to help people through mental health challenges addressed parliament at an event in Westminster last week.

Dr Ramya Mohan, a Consultant Psychiatrist based in the Worthing Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS), was invited to speak at ‘HOPE’, an event hosted at The House of Commons on Monday 10 December 2018.

A service which offers support to vulnerable people experiencing mental health problems who have become involved with the criminal justice system will continue run in Sussex.