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Second Step and specifically its new Hope Project, has been featured in Bristol 247 as part of their run up to Christmas.

Chief Executive, Aileen Edwards, was on BBC Radio Bristol’s Breakfast Show talking tabout securing funding for our new North Somerset Wellbeing Service.

The University of Bristol takes action to support student mental health and wellbeing following the tragic deaths of 11 students since October 2016.

World Mental Health Day, marks the start of the Hope Project, a new suicide prevention initiative for Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire.

Walking football has provided more than just exercise for people with mental health problems, one of the participants outlines its importance to them.

Local charity Second Step is launching a new mental health service in North Somerset tomorrow, 10 October, World Mental Health Day.

You may wonder at the relationship between homelessness, recovery and the Pride Festival – it’s all about linking up different campaigns for a better city.

NHS Commissioner Dr Kate Rush visited Second Step’s housing project to find out more about the work we do to tackle health and homelessness.