Wiltshire Mind is here to support with the wellbeing needs of adults and young people in the Wiltshire Community.
We provide both 1:1 counselling and group support to empower people to take control of their own wellbeing. Our services are self-referral.
Wiltshire Mind is a local, independent charity and has been supporting our community for over 30 years.
Our low cost services are accessible for everybody in our community.
Please note that we do not offer a crisis service.
Make a donation – make a difference
We rely on voluntary donations from our local community to help fund our work in Wiltshire. Please donate today if you can. Every pound makes a difference. £20 will help fund the venue costs of one of our local support groups. £40 will help fund an adult or young persons counselling session.
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Your support – we are here for you
Important services update – March 2025
Unfortunately, the waiting list for Counselling for Young People is currently closed. We are sorry. We continue trying to find ways to meet the demand so please do keep an eye on our website here for updates.
There is unprecedented demand for counselling support. Our charity is currently seeking further funding to help maintain our services. Thank you for your patience.
Information and support
Our information and support pages provide more resources on wellbeing and taking care of yourself. This also includes details of other organisations who provide free support any time.
If you are in crisis, you can contact Samaritans on 116 123. This number is free from any phone. www.samaritans.org.
If you are in need of more immediate mental health support, contact the NHS on 111 who can tell you how best to get support in your area, or if it is within surgery opening hours, you can contact your GP.
Information on Coronavirus (COVID-19) is available from the NHS website
Please donate to help us in our work
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In England, 1 in 4 people will experience a mental health problem in any given year, and 1 in 6 people report experiencing a common mental health problem such as anxiety and depression, in any given week. As a charity, we provide services that are vitally important to the recovery of many people, who often cannot access services elsewhere.
At Wiltshire Mind, we are responsible for our own fundraising, service delivery, governance and awareness. We rely on our community to raise the funds to help us keep doing the work we do – in fact, we could not do it without your help. We receive no statutory or government funding. Thank you for donating whatever you can.
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