Blog articles
Step One Celebrates New Chapter with Successful Open Day Event at Exeter Quayside
On 13th June 2024, Step One celebrated a successful Open Day event at their new home, the X Centre on Exeter Quayside.
The power of movement for mental wellbeing, by Dr. Lindsay Jones
Dr. Lindsay Jones, Clinical Psychologist here at Step One, explores 6 ways in which movement and exercise can enhance our mental wellbeing.
How you can get involved with Mental Health Awareness Week 2024
The theme of this year's Mental Health Awareness Week is ‘Movement: Moving more for our mental health'. We have a jam-packed schedule of events designed to get you moving, connecting with others, and feeling your best.
Fundraising for Step One: Your questions answered by Becky – Part 1
Meet Becky, our Fundraising Officer here at Step One Charity. Fundraising is at the core of Step One - the funds we receive allow us to continue to support the people of Devon with their mental health and wellbeing through our vital services.
Step One Charity unveils fresh new look to reflect commitment to wellbeing across Devon
Introducing Step One Charity's refreshed brand identity to better reflect our mission of supporting individuals with mental health challenges, learning disabilities, and neurodiversity across Devon.
A brighter path to wellbeing: Introducing Step One Charity’s new brand
Discover Step One's refreshed look and learn how you can support our mission!
Skydive for Step One Charity in 2024!
Take your fundraising to new heights by taking on our skydive challenge with Skydive Buzz! Jump for free when you raise £395 for Step One Charity.
Celebrating 10 years of Charlotte, Support Worker at Cypress Hospital
Driven by a deep personal connection to the cause, Charlotte has dedicated her career to making a positive difference in the lives of others. In this short Q&A, we delve into Charlotte’s journey with Step One Charity.
Make a Will Week: Top tips for writing your Will
Have you thought about writing your will but you’re not sure where to start? Often the process can simply be broken down into four practical questions which form the basis of any will.
