Trust Links is South East Essex’s local independent charity for mental health and wellbeing. We offer therapeutic gardening, recovery classes, social activities, employment training, and more to people living with mental health conditions. We support around 1,500 people in Southend, Castle Point and Rochford each year. We’re committed to building stronger communities and promoting sustainable living.
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Reflecting on Permaculture, wellbeing and community change week at Othona
A blog post by Matt King. Situated in a beautiful, tranquil and rural setting, Othona is a Christian community based next to one of the...
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Exciting events not to miss are coming soon! Read on to find out more…
After the success of our Summer Fayre, we thought we'd share the rest of our events coming up later this year, and remember to follow...
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Matt King celebrates 10 years as Trust Links Chief Executive
Wow, 10 years as CEO of Trust Links. Several of my first jobs were only 7 months long and then my longest role previously was...
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Youth Links head out on yacht with Rannoch Adventure for half term
This month, 8 young people from our Youth Links project had an unforgettable half term treat with a day out on board Rannoch Adventure’s 53...
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Essex Wildlife Trust: Nature Routes to explore this Mental Health Awareness Week!
As part of Trust Link's GO GROW GIVE campaign for Mental Health Awareness week, we have an exclusive guest article from Essex Wildlife Trust's Education and...
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How to experience the therapeutic benefits of nature at home (with or without a garden!)
Does nature benefit wellbeing? There’s no doubt that this past year has made us think about the importance of nature on our mental wellbeing. For...
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