We sat down for a chat with Luke, a Chef De Partie from Vardo, Caravan’s site in Chelsea. Luke has worked at Caravan for 3 years now and brings a unique look into their experiences as a queer person in the kitchen and the need for representation. 

Asylum seekers might not always seek mental health support for many reason, but there are some great community and voluntary organisations out there who play a vital role in supporting migrants who we can signpost to.

With everything that has come to light about Tom Brown, Tom Kitchin, The Kitchin Group, and others you may be having more conversations with people about their experiences of bullying or abuse in the workplace. We wanted to give you some tips on how to support someone who may have been subject to this.

At Kelly’s Cause we are determined to open up the conversation to empower others to speak out, to seek support and to feel less alone. Here is a story of from one of our Mental Health First Aiders and their experience with bulimia.

Becoming a Mental Health First Aider requires a core set of skills which will equip you with the right tools to be able to support colleagues and employees in your workplace whose mental health may be suffering.

If you’re thinking about completing a mental health first aid training course, you may be wondering what the benefits are to you and others. Therefore, we’ve compiled a list of the five main benefits of mental health first aid training.