Lived Experience Job Opportunity with Devon Partnership Trust
Devon Partnership Trust are looking to recruit a new Peer Support Worker in to their new Community Rehab team based in Newton Abbot. ‘The role of peer support worker, in … Read more
Supporting opportunities for Recovery in Devon
Devon Partnership Trust are looking to recruit a new Peer Support Worker in to their new Community Rehab team based in Newton Abbot. ‘The role of peer support worker, in … Read more
A huge thank you to everyone that attended our Mental Health Awareness Fair! On a day were the library had over 2000 visitors we recorded over 600 meaningful conversations and … Read more
You’re Invited! Following the success of last years event we have organised another Mental Health Awareness Fair! The event will take place on Tuesday 16th May, 9am-2pm at Exeter Library. … Read more
Last week, in collaboration with Devon Partnership Trust, Recovery Devon held a book launch for our new publication, Strengthened by Storms. The third book to be added to our Storms … Read more
Our Elevenses are monthly informal online meetings that focus on one area of mental health. This month we spoke, and listened, to Carers. We had a mixture of people show … Read more
Early this year our Community Development Worker, Sami Goulding, asked Exeter Central Library to host some stalls for Mental Health Awareness Week. We had no idea just how many people … Read more
During this year’s Eating Disorders Awareness Week (Feb 28th – March 6th 2022), we spent some time scoping support that people in Devon can access, both locally and nationally. Hope … Read more
Our Recovery Development Fund winner and Co-Founder for Youth Mental Health Foundation, Joel Sutton, took some time out to talk to our community about their work. Joel says, “The Youth … Read more
We’re joined on the Recovery Devon podcast this time by Max Cohen and Rea Pearson to talk about sexual orientation and gender identity. Are there some particular mental health challenges for different LGBTQ+ communities, and how can organisations like It’s All About You Wellbeing offer tailored help?