According to mental health charity, Mind, approximately 1 in 4 people in England will experience a mental health problem of some kind every year.
Looking after our mental health is just as important as looking after our physical health, but prioritising your mental wellbeing in the midst of a cost of living crisis is easier said than done.
It's important to know that help is out there, and can be accessed by anyone, regardless of age, background, or income. Even if you don't feel like your problems are severe enough, there are organisations that will take you seriously and help you on your way to feeling better.
Money and mental health
Tips, advice, and external guides and resources for managing money whilst looking after your mental health during the cost of living crisis.
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How we're helping
Find out more about the mental health charities and groups we are supporting with financial donations, as well as the work they do throughout our branch towns.
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Self-care for your finances
Self-care is all about understanding how to improve your own mental or physical health. Luckily, we can apply the same principles to our finances.
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Cost of Living Support
NHS mental health support
Find information and access services to support your mental health, or get urgent help.
Find out moreFind your local branch of Mind
Mind us a UK-wide mental health charity. Their local branches provide mental health services and support across England, including talking therapies, peer support, advocacy, crisis care, and support with employment and housing.
Find your local MindCost of living and your mental health
Advice on prioritising your mental health during the cost of living crisis from Money and Mental Health Advice, the UK's first advice service to combine support on mental and financial wellbeing.
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