Would you like to connect with others and learn simple ways to support your wellbeing?
To mark Mental Health Awareness Week (11–17 May), Clarion is inviting residents to join a series of free and welcoming sessions focused on mental health, resilience and practical support.
Taking care of your mental health is just as important as looking after your physical health. Mental Health Awareness Week is a great chance to pause, reflect and find out what support is available to help you feel more confident, connected, and supported in everyday life.
Why mental health matters
Everyone has mental health, and everyone experiences challenges at times. Worries about money, housing, health or feeling isolated can affect how we feel day to day.
During Mental Health Awareness Week, we want to:
- Raise awareness about wellbeing
- Encourage open conversations
- Help you access practical support
- Bring people together in supportive settings
- Building resilience and staying connected with others can make a real difference
Clarion is committed to supporting you in ways that go beyond just housing. Throughout the week, our teams and partners will be running sessions focused on:
- Mental wellbeing
- Housing and tenancy support
- Benefits and financial guidance
- Building resilience and confidence
- Connecting with others in your community
Who are these sessions for?
These sessions are especially helpful for:
- Residents looking for wellbeing, housing, or financial suppor
- Anyone feeling stressed, isolated, or overwhelmed
- Residents interested in community‑based activities
- Those wanting to learn practical tools to boost confidence and resilience
You don’t need to be experiencing a problem to attend - everyone is welcome.
Further support available
We offer a range of additional support that you can access all year round, including:
- Wellbeing spaces where you can connect, relax with a comforting drink, meet new people, or participate in activities and sessions that keep you healthy and engaged
- Our online wellbeing programme, Me in Mind, which offers free, anonymous 24/7 support through Togetherall for low mood, stress, and more
- Take the first step towards confidence and your career with our Active Inclusion programme, supporting wellbeing and job readiness
