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Support and advice

Below are sources of support and advice around loneliness, social isolation and mental health.

Funding to support groups responding to the needs of communities affected by the covid-19 pandemic:Ìý

Looking after your mental health and managing isolation during theÌýcoronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

NHS Every Mind Matters:

Anxiety UK:

The MARCH Network have put together a resource pack for creative activities that are available online:

Are you interested in taking part in research relating to the coronavirus and mental health/wellbeing and isolation?

Here is a list of studies taking place:

MARCH network:ÌýCOVID 19 Social StudyÌý Ìý Ìý Ìý

³§²Ñ´¡¸é°Õ·¡±·:ÌýCOVID 19 Impact on ResearchersÌýÌý

RAMP study:ÌýThe Repeated Assessment of Mental health in Pandemics (RAMP) study is a research project assessing the effect of COVID-19 on the mental health and wellbeing of the population.Ìý

Swinburne University: Survey of Health and wellbeing: monitoring the impact of OCVID-19:Ìý

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General Advice

  • Mind -
  • ÌýSleep FoundationÌý-Ìý

Emotional Support

During difficult times you might want to get support, especially out of hours. Here are some organisations people said they spoke to:

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National Telephone number 116 123 – Freephone and open 24 hours a day

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SANEline telephone 0300 304 7000 opening times 4.30pm – 10.30pm daily

Infoline: 03444 775 774,ÌýMon-Fri 9:30am - 5.30pm

They provide information on a range of topics including:

  • types of mental health problems
  • where to get help
  • medication and alternative treatments
  • advocacy.

Contact them via phone:Ìý0300 123 3393.ÌýOur lines are open 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday (except for bank holidays).
email:Ìýinfo@mind.org.ukÌýor Text: 86463


Support Groups

(formerly known as The Lesbian & Gay Foundation)
Their guide covers MH and other health areas for LGBT community.

Help for young people

TheÌýÌýis open to anyone under 18.

Youthline:Ìý0808 801 0711ÌýEmail:Ìýfyp@beateatingdisorders.org.uk

Help for adults

TheÌýÌýis open to anyone over 18. Parents, teachers or any concerned adults should call the adult helpline.Ìý

Helpline:Ìý0808 801 0677ÌýEmail:Ìýhelp@beateatingdisorders.org.uk