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Heads On Iron Hogs Halted But Not Defeated
A massive thank you to Major Tony Finch, Sgt Major Jack Hargreaves and Major Warren Mahoney for raising awareness and funds for the Sussex Armed Forces Veterans Breakfast Club. Although their Iron Hog Challenge around the UK was prematurely cut short, they will not be defeated, and intend to restart as soon as possible.
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5k a Day in August
A huge thank you to Jade Wood and her colleagues Lauren and Debbie, who ran 5k a day in August to raise money for Heads On.
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Uckfield League of Friends lockdown project support
Thanks to the invaluable support of the League of Friends of Uckfield Community Hospital, Heads On were able to send dementia-friendly equipment and resources to the Beechwood Unit at Uckfield Hospital, at a time when the ward was in total lockdown.
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Friends of Worthing Hospitals lockdown support
A huge thanks to the Friends of Worthing Hospitals for their generous support with providing inpatients at Meadowfield Hospital with equipment and resources during the early stages of the lockdown.
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The Silent Scream - An Anthology of Despair, Struggle and Hope
The Silent Scream: An Anthology of Despair, Struggle and Hope is a collection of raw and honest stories told by people with many different mental health challenges.
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Friends of Eastbourne Hospital support during lockdown
At the beginning of the Covid-19 lockdown, the Friends of Eastbourne Hospital worked with Heads On to ensure that inpatients at the Department of Psychiatry were supported during a very testing time indeed.
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Friends of Brighton and Hove inpatient support
Friends of Brighton and Hove Hospitals kindly supported Heads On in providing funding for inpatient equipment and resources for Sussex Partnership Foundation Trust inpatient units in Brighton and Hove during the lockdown. These were Mill View Hospital and Rutland Gardens Community Wards.
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