Mind over Matter “M.O.M Project”, we are a Suicide prevention & Crime reduction and rehabilitation Non Profit benefiting the community whilst bridging the gap between Local authorities and members of the public.

We address the underlined issues that effect mental health & in this case Stroke too The aim is to prevent suicide & offer support and advice to those who are struggling with mental health difficulties.

This involves promoting awareness and education of the major issues associated with mental health such as self harm, suicidal related behavior, drug & alcohol abuse, criminal behavior and neglect not forgetting isolation, impulsive behavior, eating disorder which in extreme cases can result in suicide.

These are just some of the unhealthy coping strategies that affect Mental Health.

Understanding the disorder regulating and controlling emotions is key to well-being and understanding the triggers.

Mental health difficulties are very clear and growing within the communities with people crying out for more support, currently there is a 6 Month waiting list for the NHS which is leaving people without any support or guidance, this why we formed this project as an extra outreach and support within our communities.

We offer services for people who want to understand and improve their emotional and physical health; we provide educational talks in and out of the classroom for the benefit of the community and their families and we provide workshops for educational purposes.

We take the time to listen to everyone who needs assistance because we know it is important to talk when you feel you are in crisis To date we have assisted numerous people and made a positive contribution to getting their lives back on track.

Your donation cover members travel and equipment needed for projects. We also welcome equipment and seeds donations for our horticulture men’s mentoring program , educational work shops

The M.O.M project also supports people having Communication problems with authorities like local Councils and Police, many people with mental health problems find it difficult to communicate or express their feeling within those disciplined arenas through fear of being disbelieved or let down.

To date we work closely with authorities to make sure the persons suffering with mental health are not over looked and we work closely with the local authorities to prevent instances of injustice occurring.

We help with rehabilitating people who may have a criminal record; we aim to assist them back into society by means of new skills leading to employment as well as addressing their mental health complication to break the cycle.

We base our program on the three R's Recovery Rebuild Rediscover; our staff are all experienced personnel from a variety of professional back grounds including DWP, Local Government, Probation & Prison service,