Tag: mental health

  • Silent Partners Working Age Male Mental Health

    This report by Healthwatch East Riding examines working age male’s views of local health and social care services and their access to them. The investigation examines what the working age male demographic think about local services, the stigma surrounding mental health and how locally things could be improved. The survey also asked what particular difficulties Read more

  • Mental Health

    This older page has now been replaced with the following page: https://eastridingjsna.com/mental-health-and-wellbeing/ Read more

  • Inclusion Groups

    Sarah Clinch, Senior Partnerships and Strategy Manager, Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust Contact: [email protected] Inclusion Health is an umbrella term used to describe people who are socially excluded, who typically experience multiple overlapping risk factors for poor health, such as poverty, violence, and complex trauma, currently experiencing or at risk of homelessness, vulnerable migrants and refugees, Read more

  • Mill View Court Garden project

    The Mill View Court Garden project was initiated at the Mill View Court Mental Health inpatient unit, which supports adults experiencing severe and enduring mental health issues. The wide-ranging opportunities provided through Occupational Therapy (OT) allow patients to develop new routines, relationships, and interests to support quality of life and promote recovery. The project was Read more

  • Hope Hack

    The Hope Hacks were events organised by the Hope Collective and the Humber Violence Prevention Partnership (VPP) to engage with young people in Humberside and hear their views and solutions on issues such as community safety, mental health, youth voice, and life skills. The events involved workshops on seven key themes, guest speakers, activities, and Read more

  • In Your Corner Pilot Project

    Overview The project was created by Goole Youth Action (GYA) to provide a boxing-based activity for vulnerable and challenging young people aged 9-19 years in the Goole area. Its aim was to improve the emotional and physical well-being of the participants, reduce youth-related anti-social behaviour, and provide a diversionary positive activity. Funding was received from Read more

  • Dementia

    Introduction and Headlines Dementia prevalence has risen in the East Riding over the last decade, projections show that this rise will continue into the future. During the period April 2025 to April 2026 Hull and East Riding Memory Assessment Services have experienced a 24% rise in referrals. This can be related to increased awareness of Dementia and Read more