Diversity monitoring data (optional)

GDPR/Data protection privacy notice

Mind in Somerset collects, processes and stores the personal data in this form (and collected while we provide support) for three reasons only under the legal basis of provision of medical services. First, to contact you about your mental health and to arrange appointments. Secondly, to safeguard you and others and to provide case referrals to mental health partners in line with our legal obligations. Disclosure of your data may only be made to your GP, NHS bodies, your next of kin, statutory services, Compass Disability Services, or to other mental health professionals. Finally, we use anonymised data to monitor diversity and to provide statistics to those who fund and regulate us. Mind in Somerset may also share anonymised data with other local Minds or Mind. You have the right to request a copy of the data we hold on you by writing to us or emailing us. Complaints can be made in writing or by email by contacting us in the usual ways displayed on our web site. All data will be held for ten years from the date a referral is made and then deleted.

All personal information will be added to our secure online database. The information you have provided to us will be kept strictly confidential.

Declaration by referrer

(or person requiring service if self-referral)

Yeovil, Weston and Bridgwater Wellbeing Friends Groups

Somerset Wellbeing Friends groups focus on tackling loneliness, improving life skills and promoting coping strategies. This service is for adults who feel isolated or are struggling with their mental health and wellbeing.

When and Where?

Bridgwater – The Engine Room – Every Monday 10:30-12:30pm
Weston Super Mare Every Wednesday 12-2pm
Online – Every Wednesday 11-1pm
Yeovil Foyer- Every Tuesday 11-1pm
Contact info@mindinsomerset.org.uk for information on how to join.