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We’re your local mental health charity and here to support anyone with a mental health problem.

Weekly Activities

We offer a number of different activities for local residents to take part in.

Training

We offer a varied and dynamic range of training opportunities for organisations and businesses.

Latest News

Keep up to date with the our latest news and events.

Contact

How to get in touch with South Kent Mind.

Our Services

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Weekly Activities

We offer a number of different activities for local residents to take part in.

Book a Wellbeing Check-in

The first step to getting involved in our activities and services.

Adult Services

Counselling

We offer a low-cost counselling service available in-person, over the phone, and via online video calls.

Abercrombie’s Café

Our café is used for activities, events and socialising.

Money Guidance

Is your financial situation having a negative impact on your mental health?

Live Well Services

South Kent Mind are part of the Live Well Kent & Medway service – delivered on behalf of Kent County Council and the NHS.

Youth Services

Providing young people with mental health-focused activities and workshops.

School Workshops

Is your school interested in promoting mental health awareness to your students?

Training & Resources

Training

Mental Health First Aid

Support yourself and others by training as a Mental Health First Aider.

Suicide First Aid

Get the confidence and skills you need for suicide intervention with our training course.

Mental Health Awareness

Ensure your staff have the tools to manage mental health issues in the workplace.

Mental Health Workshops

Gain confidence and skills by attending one of our mental health workshops.

Find Help

Mental Health Helplines

Support helplines for those struggling with their mental health.

Suicide Prevention

Many of us struggle with difficult thoughts and feelings.

National MIND

How we support the mission and vision of National Mind.

Useful Resources

Our Leaflets & Posters

Leaflets and posters that can be downloaded and printed.

Wheel of Wellbeing

Find balance in the most prominent areas of your life.

Useful External Links

Local and national services supporting mental health.

Support Us

Fundraising & Donations

Fundraise For Us

Help support local people with mental health challenges.

Make a Donation

Your support makes a huge difference to our mental health services.

Volunteering & Partnerships

Volunteering

Volunteering is crucial for us to deliver our services.

Partners & Donors

The support of partners & donors is pivotal to our services for local people.

Our Shops

Find out more about our South Kent Mind shops in Hythe and Dover.

Donations

Consider donating your pre-loved items to a worthy cause.

Shop Volunteer Vacancies

Looking to volunteer for one of our shops?

About Us

South Kent Mind

Who We Are

South Kent Mind will guide you along the pathway towards better mental health.

Memberships

Would you like to become a charity member of South Kent Mind?

South Kent Area Map

We cover the Folkestone & Hythe district and Dover district borough areas.

Annual Report

Download our latest annual report for the year 2023-24.

Work With Us

Current Vacancies

Join our team! Find details of our latest vacancies here.

Counselling Placements

Opportunities for students looking to gain their clinical hours.

Privacy & Feedback

Privacy Statement

How we use and protect your personal information.

Service User Code of Conduct

Promoting a friendly, safe and supportive environment for our users.

Equality, Diversity & Inclusivity

We believe in the promotion of equality, diversity and inclusivity.

Feedback

We encourage any comments and suggestions you may have.

Mind Quality Mark

South Kent Mind is pleased to have been awarded the Mind Quality Mark.

Posted on Monday, April 29, 2024

The Mind Quality Mark is a rigorous quality assurance standard. It sets the bar of good practice and legal compliance for all organisations in the Mind Federation.

Local Minds are reviewed against the Mind Quality Mark standards every three years. The reviews are led by people with lived experience of mental health problems and senior leaders from other local Minds. They are based on a robust assessment of documentary evidence as well as interviews with and survey responses from trustees, staff, volunteers, and people who use services.

To achieve the Mind Quality Mark, local Minds must be well-run organisations delivering safe, life-changing support for people with mental health problems.