Youth Arts and Health Trust (YAHT) had sold their services on a small and local scale when starting on the Enterprise Development Programme , but felt…
Youth Arts and Health Trust (YAHT) had sold their services on a small and local scale when starting on the Enterprise Development Programme , but felt…

The Listening Place (TLP) provides free, regular, face-to-face support, by appointment, to people who feel life is no longer worth living. The team of…
Sydenham Garden approached the Enterprise Development Programme in the early stages of trading. It was growing flowers on an ad-hoc and small scale, with…
Sheffield Flourish is a charity that works collaboratively on innovative digital and community projects, recognising the untapped strengths of people…
Minds Ahead is a social enterprise aiming to change pupils’ mental health for the better by providing the specialist qualifications to school leaders,…

ManHealth is a voluntary sector organisation based in County Durham, providing peer support groups and webchat services for men suffering from depression…
Family Compass are a charity based in Devon supporting people across the Southwest of England. The core of their work is a wide range of therapeutic…
In a first phase of support on the Enterprise Development Programme the organisation received some additional capacity to free up the Chief Executive to…

Kanlungan Filipino Consortium is a consortium of various community-based organisations, who themselves are engaged in their own volunteer activities. For…

“A hand to hold. A listening ear. The presence of another person. These simple things become invaluable in the final days and hours of life.” The Anne…
Professor Fonagy’s Independent Review provides an important opportunity to rethink how we understand and respond to mental health in England. It confirms that mental distress is rising, that too many people are struggling to access timely support, and that our current system is not responding adequa
The Association of Mental Health Providers congratulates Andy Burnham on becoming Prime Minister. His first speech placed prevention, stronger communities, and investment in people at the centre of the new Government’s direction. It was also encouraging to hear an early commitment to improving menta