We’re Solihull Mind, the local voluntary sector organisation for mental health in Solihull borough. We provide a wide range of services providing advice, information and support to people with mental health problems.
People can choose to use whichever of our services they need at the times they need them; whether that is for a one-off situation needing help or guidance; for longer term support, perhaps using more than one service; or returning to a service when needed for support at a particular time.If you are looking for information or advice about any aspect of mental health please phone or email us - details are here. You can also find information on mental health issues and diagnoses at National Mind’s website
Solihull Mind’s services are provided according to our  policies on equal opportunities and confidentiality. Copies of these policies are available on request. Unfortunately, our services are restricted to those who live in the borough of Solihull and are aged between 17 and 65
Mind is part of the national Time to Change campaign against discrimination and stigma
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Solihull Mind believes that people who have mental health problems have the same rights as any other person; that they should not be disadvantaged or subject to prejudice and should have the right to live an ordinary life in the community with the necessary support to ensure fulfilment and independence. As a local, user led, mental health organisation Solihull Mind seeks to improve the quality, quantity, and accessibility of services for people with emotional distress. Our services support these beliefs. We provide a range of services ourselves, or we can help people access services elsewhere to enable people to move towards the lives they want.
our current services, but also enable us to develop and deliver more mental health support for the people of Solihull.”
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New partnership for Solihull Mind

Birmingham Airport has announced its new three- year corporate charity partnership with Solihull Mind. The decision to support Solihull Mind came directly from Birmingham Airport employees, who were given the opportunity to nominate local charities. Nick Barton, CEO of Birmingham Airport said: “We understand the effects of our operation as a business and are proud to give something back to the local community. With Solihull Mind emerging as the clear winner of our staff vote, mental health is something which resonates with many of our employees. We’re excited to be raising awareness of the incredible work of this charity and have some exciting activity in the pipeline, so watch this space!” Our Chair, Dave Skerrett said: “We are delighted to have been chosen to be the charity supported by Birmingham Airport for the next three years. We are looking forward to developing the relationship which we anticipate will be not only be hugely beneficial to both organisations, but, more importantly, will help us not only to maintain

Out of hours crisis service

If you are in a mental health crisis or in danger of developing one we may be able to help. Support and counselling are available Friday, Saturday and Sunday 6pm - 10pm. More details here

Annual General Meeting

If you would like to know more about Solihull Mind and how we provide mental health services, then please come along to our AGM on the 27th February from 7pm until 10pm at Solihull Ice Rink - entry is by the side door off the car park. There will also be a buffet and music by the Mind Band after the business part of the meeting.
Dave Skerrett and Nick Woodman met with Nick Barton (CEO) and Andy Holding from Birmingham Airport to launch the new partnership
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We’re Solihull Mind, the local voluntary sector organisation for mental health in Solihull borough. We provide a wide range of services providing advice, information and support to people with mental health problems.

Annual General Meeting

If you would like to know more about Solihull Mind and how we provide mental health services, then please come along to our AGM on the 27th February from 7pm until 10pm at Solihull Ice Rink - entry is by the side door off the car park. There will also be a buffet and music by the Mind Band after the business part of the meeting.
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Other help Other help
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This site does not use cookies  Solihull Mind 2019 Registered Charity Number 516058

Out of hours crisis service

If you are in a mental health crisis or in danger of developing one we may be able to help. Support and counselling are available Friday, Saturday and Sunday 6pm - 10pm. More details here

New partnership for Solihull Mind

Birmingham Airport has announced its new three- year corporate charity partnership with Solihull Mind. The decision to support Solihull Mind came directly from Birmingham Airport employees, who were given the opportunity to nominate local charities. Nick Barton, CEO of Birmingham Airport said: “We understand the effects of our operation as a business and are proud to give something back to the local community. With Solihull Mind emerging as the clear winner of our staff vote, mental health is something which resonates with many of our employees. We’re excited to be raising awareness of the incredible work of this charity and have some exciting activity in the pipeline, so watch this space!” Our Chair, Dave Skerrett said: “We are delighted to have been chosen to be the charity supported by Birmingham Airport for the next three years. We are looking forward to developing the relationship which we anticipate will be not only be hugely beneficial to both organisations, but, more importantly, will help us not only to maintain our current services, but also enable us to develop and deliver more mental health support for the people of Solihull.”