Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire Mind (CPSL Mind)
CPSL Mind is affiliated to national Mind but is funded independently. All donations direct to us go to local projects benefiting local people.
Welcome!
Welcome to Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire Mind (CPSL Mind), the local Mind charity for the residents of Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire. We provide a wide range of services across the county to support those recovering from mental health challenges, promote positive mental health and tackle mental health-related stigma and discrimination within our communities.
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Subscribe to ebulletin> You can read our latest Impact Report here> You can also read last years Impact Report here>Latest news
Sepura raises £2,700 for local mental health charity CPSL Mind
Image: Zoe Doherty (left), Fundraiser for CPSL Mind, receives the cheque donation from Ben Yelton (centre) and Joe McHugh (right) of Sepura. Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire Mind… Read on >
- Local Cambridge Personal Trainer, Emma Tytherleigh organised a 20 mile charity walk in Norfolk and raised a remarkable £2,000
- Free Craft for Smiles Taster Session at CPSL Mind
- Amino Communications raffle up £3,070 for CPSL Mind
- CPSL Mind AGM on 07 February 2018
- St Neots Riverside Runners raise money for local mental health charity CPSL Mind
We asked emergency service workers about the pressures of the job and how they look after their mental health. For the full version, click here.
This (film) charts the impact and achievements of our first year delivering the Blue Light Project. For the full version, click here.
Service Spotlight
Wellbeing Service >
Having a mental health issue does not define you. We can all experience poor wellbeing for a number of reasons and sometimes we do not know how we can start to feel better.
Our Wellbeing Service works with people aged 18–64 who are experiencing mental distress to the extent that it is impacting on their lives and sense of wellbeing. We offer personalised support where you can access peer support groups, one-to-one support and skills-building workshops.
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