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Dorset Mind is a local mental health charity. We educate, challenge stigma & help people recover from mental health difficulties. We do this by providing safe support and information services for people to help them in their own recovery. For further details, visit our website dorsetmind.uk.
www.dorsetmind.uk
contact@dorsetmind.uk
Dorset Mind Registered charity number 1108168
In order to support young people aged 11 to 25 in Dorset with mental health problems we have designed a number of youth groups and services across Dorset.
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"Nationwide Broadstone wishes you continued success in supporting those in need"
Anonymous donated
£31.40 + £7.85 Gift Aid
"With thanks to Dorchester’s current Mayor, David Taylor, for UnderGround Dorchester. I attended yesterday and it was a fascinating journey of discovery."
Ursula Gotel donated
£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid
"In memory of Lorenzo Bottiglieri."
Julie Rawlings donated
"Mum, you will always be in our hearts and never forgotten. Thank you for everything you ever did for us, rest in peace, we miss you and love you."
Chris Holdway donated
£50.00 + £12.50 Gift Aid
"A donation for each Christmas card sent from our family"
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"Supporting our Charity of the Year at Medvivo Careline."
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Redweb Ltd has raised $2,972.28 so far
I'm We're climbing Snowdon to fundraise for Redweb Ltd because local mental health services need our support.
Joseph Murphy has raised $1,796.02 so far
I'm Running the Edinburgh half marathon for Joseph Murphy because Mental health affects us all
Sam Hill has raised $1,646.35 so far
I'm 24 hour row for Sam Hill because
Will Whittam has raised $1,583.99 so far
I'm I am taking part in a white collar boxing match for Will Whittam because I want to raise awareness of mental health
Sara Cradock has raised $1,579.62 so far
I'm I am taking part in a charity boxing match for Sara Cradock because Mental health is really important and under-funded
