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
Find out all about Rachael’s experience during Every Step Counts 2025 and her journey of 300,000 steps!
Neurodiversity training isn’t a tick-box exercise, it’s a strategic investment. When teams understand and embrace the natural differences in how people think, communicate, and process information, the benefits are profound. This blog explores why neurodiversity training is no longer optional and how to do it right.
National Schizophrenia Awareness Day held on 25th July, is a vital opportunity to raise awareness, challenge stigma, and ensure that people living with schizophrenia are seen for who they truly are. Today we’re sharing this useful blog which includes information, stats, tips and support options for living with schizophrenia.
