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The Stay Mentally Healthy Hub Café

Tues & Wed 10.30am - 2.30pm

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Free Event

The Hub Café is open every Tuesday and Wednesday between 10.30 - 2.30pm. It provides a safe place to speak with our volunteers about our training events and services, and get your free wellbeing assessment and plan.

The Stay Mentally Healthy Hub Café
The Stay Mentally Healthy Hub Café

Time & Location

Tues & Wed 10.30am - 2.30pm

Free Event, Stay Mentally Healthy Hub Café c/o Kershaw's Café, Faraday Dr, Bridgnorth WV15 5BA, UK

About the event

Stay Mentally Healthy (SMH) Café - free service

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You can pop into our SMH Café where a place is provided for you to stop for a cuppa, speak with our volunteers about our services, and attend the drop-in service to get your free Wellbeing Assessment and Plan. Simply turn up no booking is required.


The Café is a safe space and is run in conjunction with our sponsor, Kershaw's Café's, usual opening hours. Our volunteers are on-hand to speak with you or you can simply take some time out from your daily activities.

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The Drop-in service is open every Tuesday and Wednesday during café hours between 10.30-2.30 pm.


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If you are experiencing severe or clinical mental health conditions, psychiatric disorders, or trauma-related illnesses, you should consult a qualified medical professional or mental health practitioner. Do not disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of information learned through the SEJ Process. Results from peer-reviewed studies or recorded attendee feedback represent individual experiences and personal development trends; they do not constitute a guarantee of clinical outcomes.

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