We run a number of peer support sessions on line and in person at our Wellbeing Centre in Sharrow. The sessions provide a safe and welcoming space for people to meet, to socialise and to get support from their peers and the staff and volunteers who facilitate the meetings.
For anyone not familiar with Peer Support, its essentially when people come together and draw on their personal experiences to help and support each other. There are different types of peer support, but they all aim to:
With peer support, everyone's views and experiences are equally valued, rather than anyone being seen as more of an expert than others. How much support you give and receive can vary depending on what feels right for you at different times and our staff are always on hand to help and advise.
For details of the different groups we run, click on the links below
Friendly Friday does what it says on the tin! Join us for a cuppa & a chat on Fridays, 10.30-12.30pm. Read more
Come and join us on Wednesday mornings from 10.30am - midday for good conversation and company. Read more
GAPS is working with young people aged 11-25, who are at risk of gambling-related harm. Read more
Formally known as Kaleidoscope Café, Rainbow Minds meets weekly at our Wellbeing Centre and welcomes members of the LGBTQ+ community. Read more
This Is Us is an exciting project which Sheffield Mind is heading-up on behalf of the Mental Health Partnership Network, working with local grassroots groups. Read more
Springboard recovery cafes are an informal, peer support initiative that we deliver in partnership with Manor and Castle Development Trust and Soar. Read more
ManKind is a safe and supportive group for men who are looking to socialise and make new friends. Participants can discuss issues or concerns and get suport and advice from each other. Read more