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The information leaflet "It's Safe to Talk About Suicide" was developed by Exeter University for use by concerned family members and friends. The leaflet contains infomation about warning signs, what to say to someone who is suicidal and what they might be thinking. It also…

The information leaflet "It's Okay to Talk About Self-Harm" was developed by Nottingham University for use by concerned family members and friends. The leaflet contains infomation about what is self-harm, who does it affect and self-harm minimisation. NB. The additional services listed below have only…

For domestic abuse support services: 24hr Domestic Abuse Freephone Helpline: 0808 800 0340 Emergency Contact Numbers: 999 If you're in immediate danger, please call the Police on 999 The Silent Solution: In an emergency situation where you cannot speak, call 999, wait for the operator to speak…

If you're helping someone with dementia, whether it's Alzheimer's, vascular dementia, or another type, this guide is here to assist you. Please view the PDF document below in 'downloads' titled, 'Dementia Friendly Guide Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Dec 2023' It provides practical advice for dealing with daily…

For information about Groups, Activities & Services in Mansfield & Ashfield for people Living with Dementia. This document is published by Ashfield Voluntary Action. Please contact Sarah Taylor for any of any corrections, amendments, or additions: 01623 555 551 email: s.taylor@ashfieldvoluntaryaction.org.uk Ashfield Voluntary Action

Radford Care Group offer care and support for those over 50 living with dementia.  We understand their need for inclusion and help them to remain active and independent. Offering a fulfilling and enjoyable experience at our centre for those who may extra support or for…

A Programme of special support sessions for carers of those with dementia aiming to give a better understanding of all aspects of dementia. A 'free' 7 week programme offered at various times and venues throughout the year with experts guiding the groups and mutual support from other…

Disagreement between parents can happen whether you are together, separated or divorced, but how we manage arguments is important, allowing tensions to be dealt with and for the relationship to move on.  It’s really important for children to see their parents are able to come…

Here you'll find some practical tools that can help you think about your relationships with your partner or parent of your child. If you prefer a digital resource then go to the Further Resources Section of this page Here’s what a Nottinghamshire parent thought about…