Mind in the Vale of Glamorgan have two charity shops in Barry and Llantwit Major.
Volunteering in one of our shops is a great way to learn new skills, give back to your community, build confidence and make friends. Please have a look at our Volunteer Role Description if you are interested in volunteering and complete an application form.
15 Poundfield
Llantwit Major
Vale of Glamorgan
CF61 1DL
Tel: 01446 677 474
92 Main Street
Cadoxton
Barry
CF63 2HN
Tel: 01446 737 556
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Mind in the Vale of Glamorgan has been awarded the Mind Quality Mark (MQM). The MQM is a robust quality assurance framework created by Mind, the mental health charity. Find out moreMind in the Vale of Glamorgan's Catherine Thomas was pleased to be invited to cut the ribbon at the opening of the new B&M Stores at Barry Waterfront Retail Park on Saturday. The store also awarded us with £250 of vouchers as a token of recognition of the hard work and support we have provided during these tough, and unexpected times. Thanks B&M.
Did you know that people who regularly express gratitude for the positive things in their life are shown to be happier overall, leading to lower rates of stress and depression. This ties is nicely with today's action of 'find a new way to tell someone you appreciate them'.
'According to Miriam Dobson, a post-doctoral research associate, there was “quite a wide spectrum of mental health benefits”. People “were talking about community events, the nice feeling of sharing food, knowledge and skills”, as well as a “connection to seasons and a joy in weather”.'
It’s official: allotments are good for you – and for your mental health
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Tending your own patch boosts wellbeing and connects you with others, study findsThank you to Studio Viva Ladies Fitness for the kind donation of £820.50. Members took part in a fancy dress boot camp on World Mental Health Day. The group got involved in games and activities during the session and also took to the streets of Cowbridge to collect funds!
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