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Our Campaigns
We campaign to raise awareness about mental health and suicide and challenge the stigma which still exists in society. You can help us ensure everyone experiencing mental health challenges is treated fairly, positively and with respect.
Time For Action: Together For Mental Health
We have launched our new strategy Time For Action: Together for Mental Health, which outlines our ambitious commitments for the next five years (2026-2030).
Download Time For Action: Together for Mental Health here.
Time For Action: Together for Mental Health is grounded in evidence and shaped by the voices of people who have received support from CPSL Mind.
CPSL Mind understands that mental health is influenced by everyday life – things like housing, work, money, relationships and loneliness. That’s why the charity want to shift the focus from reacting to problems to preventing them. Each year the charity supports more than 8,000 local people.
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Support today, can change tomorrow.
Help people receive the right support at the right time.
By donating £10 you will help CPSL Mind to answer calls to its enquiries line, providing someone with vital support and information about help in their area.
A donation of £25 will help CPSL Mind to train more volunteers like Belle to support people in the community, such as the Good Mood Cafes. A £50 donation will help CPSL Mind to create new bespoke services to ensure the charity can continue to evolve and meet the needs of its diverse communities.
CPSL Mind believes that together, we can improve access, reduce crisis and build stronger, more resilient communities across our region.
Support our #TimeForAction campaign on Local Minds Week
Thank you
Mental Health Awareness Week 2026
We supported Mental Health Awareness Week 2026 on 11-17 May by hosting a number of community engagement events in Cambridgeshire, Peterborough, and South Lincolnshire.
Our Moments of Joy theme returned for a second year and we collaborated with the Citizen Hub in St Neots at its Wellbeing Wednesday event, with members of the Woodgreen pets charity team offering free advice and support for local pet owners. We were also treated to a wonderful performance from The Rock Choir, with Sally Rose expertly bringing positivity and Moments of Joy to local people.
To read our news story that was published in May ahead of the event, visit our news pages.
Contact us at enquiries@cpslmind.org.uk if you have an idea for Mental Health Awareness Week 2027 and you would like to be involved in future events.
Thank you to everyone who supported us during the week, you can catch up on our content over on social media pages.
Time To Talk Day 2026
We launched a new podcast in partnership with the Citizen Hub on Time To Talk Day 2026, Thursday 5th February.
Time to Talk Day is the nation’s biggest mental health conversation. It’s a day for all of us to come together to talk, listen and change lives.
This new Side By Side podcast offers the opportunity to have conversations about mental health and wellbeing at a local level and to campaign against the stigma and discrimination faced by so many people experiencing mental health challenges.
The Citizen Hub’s values align closely with CPSL Mind’s own mission. Citizen Hubs are vital social infrastructure that drives positive, lasting change. The team create trusted, locally-led spaces that bring together citizens, local businesses and services under one roof. The Citizen Hub helps to create the right conditions for communities to thrive by providing support, guidance, opportunity, and a sense of belonging.
CPSL Mind is encouraging people to start a conversation in your community. If you donate to CPSL Mind today, you will be helping the charity facilitate more conversations in its communities.
STOP Suicide
We want individuals and communities to help stop suicides by being alert to the warning signs, asking directly about suicide and helping those who are feeling suicidal to stay safe. That’s what our award-winning, suicide prevention campaign is all about and you can get involved.
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