Stress can show up in different ways, and the signs aren’t always obvious. Explore our short resource on managing stress levels, alongside reflections from our team on what helps them when they experience stress.

This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week will take place from 11—17 May. Check out our calendar to find out more about where we will be and how you can get involved.

We were delighted to be awarded a £4,000 grant at the Charity Reception held at the University of Plymouth last month.

On Saturday 14 March 2026, our amazing community came together for an Open Garden Day and Firewalk Challenge in support of better mental health across the South West.

Real experiences. Real connection. Real change.

Check out our latest video to hear directly from those who took part in our 8-week cold-water swimming course at Bigbury-on-Sea, Devon.

We’re shining a light on some of our recent supporters and the difference their efforts are making—from an 80s-themed fundraiser to a charity auction.

Loneliness can feel different for everyone, and each of us has our own ways of coping and finding connection. A few of our team members share their personal experiences and the tips that have helped them along the way.

Our fundraisers are the lifeblood of Devon Mind and everything we do.

A big thank you to everyone who supported the recent Mental Health in Sport Talk and helped raise an amazing £412.43 for Devon Mind.

A huge thank you to the teams at Peter Betteridge and Mount Kelly for raising an incredible amount of funds during their recent cycling challenges.

We are delighted to be launching a new counselling service for parents and guardians supporting children and young people with mental or emotional health difficulties.

You’re the reason we can continue to grow our services to support more people across our county, to help them stay well, and enable them to thrive.

Join the nation’s biggest mental health conversation on Thursday 5 February 2026. It’s a day for all of us to come together to talk, listen, and change lives.

We would like to share a huge thank you to Polsloe & Priory Social Club for supporting our fight for better mental health.

The winter period can be a difficult time for many of us. Check out our quick tips and suggestions for looking after your wellbeing over the coming months.

We invite you to complete our short survey to share your feedback and experiences, helping to inform Devon Mind’s future service developments.

Congratulations to Rebecca McWass for completing the 5-day Nepal Capital to Country Ultra Marathon in aid of Devon Mind and 5K Your Way!

Devon Mind will be closed for a short break over the Christmas period, but there are still organisations available to offer mental health support should you need it.