After nearly a decade supporting Step One Charity as a trustee, Robert looks back on what drew him to Step One, the moments that have stayed with him, and his hopes for the charity’s future.
With support from Step One Charity’s Community Support team, Christina has been building confidence, independence and self-acceptance, taking positive steps towards a future where she feels more comfortable, connected and empowered to be herself.
Small actions can make a big difference, discover wellbeing sessions, community events, inspiring stories, and ways to get involved this Mental Health Awareness Week.
Mental Health Awareness Week is a time to reflect, connect, and take meaningful steps toward better wellbeing, for ourselves and for those around us.
From hospital discharge to independent living, Becky Tucker has witnessed first-hand the life-changing impact of community mental health support. As she marks 15 years with Step One, she reflects on growth, resilience and the power of teamwork.
From training as a nurse and midwife in Bath to serving as Chief Nursing Officer for NHS Devon, Lorna Collingwood-Burke has dedicated her career to public service. Now, as Chair of Trustees at Step One, she reflects on leadership, collaboration and the importance of valuing staff.
After eight years as Chair of Trustees at Step One Charity, Sue Sutherland has stepped down from the role. During her time as Chair, she helped guide the organisation through significant challenges and important developments.
Make a Will Week is a chance for local people to get expert legal support when planning for the future. Instead of paying a solicitor’s fee, people are asked to make a donation to Step One Charity.
Join us as a BeWell sponsor and help fund mental health and wellbeing activities, workshops, and community programmes that bring people together to thrive.
This in-person group provides a supportive environment to enjoy the physical and mental benefits of climbing together.
Every Friday, 11am – 1pm
Exeter
