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Help us build a mentally healthier future
At WATCH, we believe that mental health is a shared responsibility. That’s why we’re looking for forward-thinking partners and sponsors who are passionate about making a real, lasting impact in the lives of individuals and communities.
Whether you’re a business, foundation, nonprofit, or community organisation, we welcome the opportunity to collaborate and create change—together.
Together, We Can Make Mental Health Matter
Partnering with WATCH isn’t just about funding—it’s about shaping a future, where mental health support is accessible, proactive, and stigma-free.
Let’s create change, together.
Useful organisations
Chard town
Discover Chard and all it has to offer. Local services, businesses, clubs and activities, places to eat and stay and what’s happening in Chard Today.
Mind
Mind are a mental health charity, offering help and support for people with mental illnesses. Mindline’s freephone number: 0800 138 1692
Somerset partnership NHS Trust
Somerset Partnership NHS Foundation Trust is a provider of a wide range of safe and effective community health, mental health and learning disabilities services in Somerset.
Turning Point
Turning Point was created to help people find a new direction in life. They can help you tackle substance misuse, mental health issues, a learning disability, or employment difficulties.
Time to Change
Change Direction is dedicated to empowering individuals on their path to wellness by providing reliable and compassionate resources for mental health and well-being.
Counselling Directory UK
Find the support you deserve with Counselling Directory – your bridge to skilled counsellors and therapists near you.
Rethink
Rethink provide over 250 services for those with mental health services and over 150 support groups, helping more than 60,000 people a year.
The Magdalen Project
Magdalen helps people from right across the community to engage with nature, better understand the environment, and to start off on the road toward sustainable living.
Forum
The Somerset Mental Health Forum is an opportunity for Charities concerned with Mental Health and Wellbeing to band together, share experience, pool expertise and raise concerns as a group about Mental Health services in Somerset.
Ark at Egwood
Ark at Egwood is a community therapeutic day service provision in Merriott, Somerset, offering counselling, psychotherapy & equine therapies.
NHS mental wellbeing audio guides
Listen to a series of mental wellbeing audio guides to help you boost your mood.
Open mental health
A platform where people in Somerset can seek advice & find out more about the services we offer to support #mentalhealth needs.
Useful apps
These Apps and websites come personally recommended by members, staff or volunteers at WATCH. Please let us know if you have any suggestions of your own! (We’ll try to include links to the android and iOS store when applicable.)
Stay Alive: This app is a pocket suicide prevention resource, packed full of useful information to help you stay safe. You can use it if you are having thoughts of suicide or if you are concerned about someone else who may be considering suicide. [Store: IOS/Google Play]
SafeSpot: Use this quirky mobile app to create your own personalised SafeSpot – A place where you can top up you coping skills, relaxation and distraction techniques. You can even design your own avatar to guide you through the app, or take a selfie to make it personal just to you! [Store: IOS/Google Play]
Somerset Local Nature Partnership: The SLNP want to ensure that we all maintain the scale and quality of our habitats so that they remain special into the future. They want to ensure that everyone can enjoy nature, wherever they live, and hope to show how supporting nature is good for business and communities. You can find their Naturally Somerset website here.
Somerset Mental Health Hub: The Somerset Mental Health Hub (SMMH) website is intended to not only provide useful links to those who offer support to people experiencing poor mental well-being and those that care for them within their communities, but also a space where other healthcare professionals, external agencies and organisations can learn about the Somerset Mental Health Hub and its activities.