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Crisis Help; Emotional & Social Support in Lincolnshire
As of today, we are proudly offering a digital cafe called CHESS, which stands for Crisis Help; Emotional & Social Support and aims to prevent male
FREE Suicide Bereavement training for Notts
Sometimes its not easy to know what to say or what to do following a loss through suicide, but we should not let that prevent
The Older Population and Self harm
Often when we consider self harm the public will focus on the younger population. However, self harm doesn’t discriminate and neither do we. The
A garden transformation to celebrate Volunteers’ Week
Yesterday, volunteer; Darren, clinical support worker; Anne and myself, transformed the outside space at the Beech Avenue office from an underused yard to an urban
“It is more important than ever that we make the most of every contact with someone who self-harms”
Harmless and The Tomorrow Project CEO, Caroline Harroe last week was quoted in the media regarding new research that revealed why some people do not
Why our e-learning is so important
For our services, training and education are absolutely vital. Why? Because we can enhance knowledge, understanding and confidence for absolutely anybody interested in being better
Thanks for beleafing in us!
A massive thank you to Brooklea Nursery in Leicestershire, who yesterday kindly donated plants, planters and compost for our garden project. CEO Caroline and COO
Introduction to Mental Health – Online Training
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We are a proud bunch!
We can not describe how excited and humbled we are to announce that the Let’s Talk Training team at Harmless have recently received an award
Harmless receives further awards
We are thrilled to announce that we have recently received the following awards for our service: Most Dedicated Self Harm and Suicide Prevention Organisation –
Appeal for outdoor pots and plants
We are planning to create a container garden at our Nottingham office to be enjoyed by clients and staff alike. If you have any plants,
FREE Mental Health Awareness training in Derbyshire
We’re offering free CPD accredited live online training for workers in Derbyshire, it’s funded by Derbyshire County Council. Derbyshire County Council have commissioned Harmless to
FREE Suicide Intervention training for Nottinghamshire
We’re offering free CPD accredited live online training for third sector organisations (also F2 Doctors) in Nottinghamshire, it’s funded by Notts. County Council. More details
Last chance to apply for these roles at Harmless! Applications close on Monday 29th March at 12pm!
Harmless are pleased to offer these exciting opportunities to join our passionate team and help us save lives. We are looking for dynamic individuals, who
Less than a week left to apply for a role at Harmless!
Harmless are pleased to offer these exciting opportunities to join our passionate team and help us save lives. We are looking for dynamic individuals, who
From Store Room to Wellbeing Room
The team are tired. They have worked diligently over the past 12 months to evolve the service to meet the increasing demand and go above
Comic Relief on BBC1 Tonight
Our self-harm and suicide prevention services are currently supported by Comic Relief. Without this support, we would not be able to offer the life-saving support
New job opportunities at Harmless & The Tomorrow Project
Harmless are pleased to offer these exciting opportunities to join our passionate team and help us save lives. We are looking for dynamic individuals, who
Harmless win award for best self harm prevention services
We are thrilled to announce that The 2021 Health, Beauty and Wellness Award (hosted by LUXlife) have awarded Harmless as the: ‘Best Self-Harm Prevention Support
When someone says they’re suicidal we should listen
When someone says they’re suicidal we should listen. It should not be ignored or belittled. It is a big step for someone to be open
Coming out of national lockdown: reflections on COVID-19 and mental health
Today I attended the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Greater Manchester Patient Safety Translational Research Centre Symposium on Mental Health during COVID-19 (whew, that