In the 21st post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Clare Ockwell, a founder member of the CAPITAL Project Trust, reflects on lockdown, shielding and community. Read more
In the 20th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Clare Shaw talks about the importance of touch during Covid-19. Read more
In the 19th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Sabah Choudrey talks about the work Gendered Intelligence have been doing during Covid-19. Read more
In the 17th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Naomi Salisbury talks about Self Injury Support Read more
We are a network of people and groups living in England who have and do experience mental distress and want to change things for the better. By connecting our members, and amplifying their experiences and aspirations, we influence policy, practice and perception, in order to reduce disadvantage and discrimination and stop people being ignored and isolated.
NSUN Covid-19 fund: grants up to £1000 to support peer support, community action and mutual aid for mental health during Covid-19
...Make the policy of ‘getting the right support, at the right time, in the right place, from the right person’ a reality... Download the 2017 Manifesto
Our campaigns are based on the points prioritised in our Members' Manifesto. All of our work aims to take action to improve things for people who experience distress, discrimination and disadvantage.
All of our work takes forward the intentions set out in our Members’ Manifesto. We aim to connect, communicate, inform and influence by facilitating ‘real’ involvement and co-production, collective action and mutual support.
Our research is led by people with experience of distress, discrimination and disadvantage - we’re not just involved! We want to ensure that our messages are seen as credible and valid and result in recommendations that make a difference.
We are a ‘user led’ network of over 4500 individual and group members. Join us to find out what's happening across England to improve the experiences of people who need services and support when in distress. We aim to connect, inform and influence.
The Covid-19 crisis has meant that NSUN is needed more than ever. Help us keep our members informed and connected, and their voices heard.
If you want your voice heard or would like to support our work then there are many ways to get involved with the network. Whether it’s supporting a campaign or a project your valuable experience will help strengthen the network.
Our members have a lot to say so why don’t you connect and find out what the most current issues and concerns are and join the debate. Your individual voice is critical in creating a direct, independent and collective national voice.
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#NSUNCovidLife is a collection of blogs and videos by our members, for our members. Read more
NSUN bulletin: A new report by the Race Equality Foundation has highlighted racial disparities in mental healthcare. Read more