Sibling Link on BBC South East Today
To honour World Mental Health Day (WMHD) 2019’s focus on suicide prevention, Brighton-based Sibling Link, the mental health peer support group, launched a new blog page on its website www.siblinglink.co.uk. The Sibling Link blog went live on the 10th October 2019 to coincide with WMHD, with the first post featuring Brighton and Hove Samaritans and what it does to help those who need immediate mental health support.
See Tash and Bex from Sibling Link on BBC South Today here; talking about what we do and why we do it.
We are a peer support group for anyone over 18 with a brother or sister who has struggled with mental illness. Sibling Link runs monthly meetings in Brighton which allow a safe space to talk. Meanwhile, Sibling Link’s walk and talk peer support group meets monthly and is aimed at anyone bereaved by suicide. Providing a free mental-health resource Sibling Link is now part of the Brighton and Hove council’s Mental Health Carers’ Working Group.
The Pottery Project
The Pottery Project – set up by Sibling Link to help those who have been bereaved by suicide and connect with others in the same boat.
Running to Support Others
Having attended our Bereaved By Suicide peer support group over the last couple of years, Lou was determined to raise money for a cause that is close to her heart.
Sibling Link Joins Stoneham Bakehouse’s Baking & Bereavement
Sibling Link join forces with Stoneham Bakehouse’s Baking and Bereavement project in Brighton and Hove.
