Meet Laurent, Recovery Coordinator at Restore’s Beehive recovery group, in Oxford. This week he shares his experience of working at Restore. Hello, I’m Laurent, I have been working at Restore for five years now. I decided to ask myself, ‘why?’. … Read more
Restore has incredible supporters. Today, Restore runners share their motivations. “I wanted to take on a fitness challenge while supporting a charity close to my heart. Having experienced my own mental health struggles, I understand the importance of seeking support … Read more
Last week we said goodbye to Lesley, our chief executive of six years. To mark her last day Lesley joined the team for an inaugural ‘Tuk Tuk Tales’ video. Click below for Lesley’s reflections on a wonderful period, sharing Restore’s benefits … Read more
Restore can be a support to many. From individuals working through their own mental health recovery. To friends, family and community members seeking to better understand mental health. Amy, has been a member of Restore’s Elder Stubbs recovery group, and … Read more
It is unacceptable that so many people suffer with mental ill health without more support, sometimes with devastating impact. Let’s make change happen
With spring on the way, now is a great time to start looking forward and plan the year ahead. This is especially true if you have a garden in your life. Growing produce is central to life at Elder Stubbs, … Read more
Former member, and new mental health peer support worker at Keystone, Aideen, spoke to our editorial volunteer about her experience at Restore. “Being a member at Restore was an integral part of my recovery journey. The most important benefit that … Read more
Blenheim 7K The Fun Run will take place on Sunday 15 May which coincides with Mental Health Awareness Week this year. The race takes place in the beautiful grounds of Blenheim Palace, a World Heritage site and our Charity Partner … Read more
LET’S BRAND THE BUS – RESTORE! Click here to vote (Entry 18) Mental ill-health affects at least one in four of us each year, and it is more important than ever that we support people with mental ill-health following on … Read more
As the clock struck midnight on New Year’s Eve, Roy decided to walk the 1083.8-mile route from Land’s End to John O’Groats, covering the distance in his local area but blogging and tracking his progress as if travelling from coast to coast. Why? To raise money for Restore, and awareness about mental ill-health.