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An independent charity, supporting local people for positive mental health

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Sunderland Mind is an independent charity committed to supporting mental health and wellbeing in our community. For over 50 years, we have provided confidential, high-quality support to individuals, carers, and families facing emotional or mental health challenges.

We offer a variety of mental health activities and services designed to promote resilience, reduce stress, and encourage a positive mindset. Our support is available for anyone aged 7 and above, delivered in a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental environment.

As a community-focused charity, we continuously develop services and training opportunities that empower individuals and promote long-term mental wellbeing. Everything we do is designed with the people of Sunderland in mind, ensuring we meet the unique needs of our local community.

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Sunderland Mind Christmas Fair 2026

Sunderland Mind Christmas Fair 2026

Join us on Saturday 28th November 10am – 2pm at our Christmas Fair for a day of festive fun for the whole community. At our Christmas Fair…

Posted on: 15th October 2026

Pride in Place: Hendon, Docks and the East End Survey

Pride in Place: Hendon, Docks and the East End Survey

Do you live, work, study, volunteer or spend time in Hendon, Docks and the East End? Help decide how up to £20 million could be invested in the area over the next 10 years.

Posted on: 4th September 2026

Exciting Family Summer Schedule

Exciting Family Summer Schedule

Check out our Summer Schedule that includes exciting activities for the family, such as a Mini Pool Party, Family Games Day and Under 18’s Showcase Night!

Posted on: 2nd July 2026

The Ryan Castle Foundation

The Ryan Castle Foundation

Our counsellor Lorraine has been busy building an incredible charity, The Ryan Castle Foundation, in memory of her son Ryan. They are offering free of charge counselling to individuals aged 18-40 diagnosed with a terminal illness, and their loved ones.

Posted on: 1st July 2026