Kintsugi Hope

22/04/2026

This brilliant training day is coming up soon on the 2nd May at Nazarene Theological College - Manchester

An opportunity to learn more about mental health, explore theology behind mental health and how we can be a safe and supportive presence in our churches and communities.

Please get booked in: https://kintsugihope6.beaconforms.com/form/1dafb9ca

23/03/2026

Kintsugi Hope are looking for some new Trustees and a Treasurer trustee to join our board.

Are you passionate about mental health and seeing the church take action in their communities?
Do you have the ability to advise, steer and collaborate to help a charity grow?
Do you have unique wisdom that we could glean from?

Please find out more and get in touch at www.kintsugihope.com/jobs

02/03/2026

Closing date is the 6th March - please pass onto anyone you think might be interested in these fantastic opportunities. 🤗

www.kintsugihope.com/jobs

Would you like to join the Kintsugi Hope Team?

We have 2 part time - fully remote positions available, please visit www.kintsugihope.com/jobs for more information and to view the job description.

02/03/2026

March 1st was Self Harm Awareness day.
We are so greatfuk for charities like Harmless that save lives by providing support, information, training and consultancy about self harm to individuals who self harm, their friends, families and professionals

They are offering FREE online training session Wednesday the 4th March https://harmless.org.uk/self-harm-awareness-day/?fbclid=IwY2xjawQSeMtleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEeVSe5PsCfoBZlGU4KYoDWAl_xQZGhlzFZBuK_tBR3Dnj0wmWcKsbpPGkMIHw_aem_50TInny_hij2ImV1zzWEBQ

24/02/2026

This week is Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026 and we would love to highlight the amazing work that Tastelife UK do in their pursuit of helping families and individuals effected by Eating Disorders. Please check out their page and see what support they offer!

Keep up the good work!

23/02/2026

Thank you Mind for being on the ball when it comes to these relevant and important topics. 💪

We’ve written to the UK government about our concerns with AI and mental health.

We think AI platforms and mental health services can work safely together, but we need to take steps to get there. We need to make mental health support quicker and easier to access so people are not needing to fill the gap with AI tools in times of need.

There is an urgent need for stronger safeguards, and shared accountability.

Read our article in The Guardian to see more details about our letter: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2026/feb/20/mind-mental-health-expert-google-ai-summaries

23/02/2026

We love our partnership with the amazing charity Restored - they are working on the front line with Churches across the UK to support survivors of domestic violence. Its so lovely to see Kintsugi Hope Wellbeing Groups and Restored Beacon Churches working together to see tangible transformation

23/02/2026

AI is in the headlines a lot lately, people are turning to it to ask for help when they are struggling. Jess Cooper from Kintsugi Hope shares her experience when she asked AI for help with a personal problem and her surprise at what it said...

Ai isn't your friend...

23/02/2026

Info sessions are the best way to connect with Kintsugi Hope about all that we offer as a charity - whether is Wellbeing Groups, Mental Health Friendly Church or simply finding out more - then book in and we look forward to seeing you online!

https://kintsugihope6.beaconforms.com/form/ac3d9540

18/02/2026

We are so pleased that Mental Health Friendly Church Training is coming to Manchester!
2nd May 2026 - hosted by the brilliant Clarie Miles!
It's a chance to invest into your knowledge and dig deeper into good practice.

Get booked in today
https://kintsugihope6.beaconforms.com/form/1dafb9ca

18/02/2026

When leaders speak honestly about mental health, it changes the conversation.

In a powerful discussion on male su***de and emotional wellbeing, William Prince & Guvna B reminded us that “mental health crises are temporary” and encouraged more men to speak openly about how they’re really feeling. He also highlighted the need for strong male role models to help make these conversations second nature.

At Kintsugi Hope, this is exactly what we believe, that sharing honestly, checking in with ourselves, and creating safe spaces to talk can be that stepping stone through difficult moments.
Because tomorrow can feel different. And no one should have to get there alone.

Prince William has offered his advice to those struggling with their mental health, in a special Radio 1 panel discussion.

16/02/2026

This week Ellie Gage is joining UCB each day at lunchtime to share prayers that focus on slowing down, and taking a moment to reflect on our mental wellbeing. Join us this week.