A statement from Harmless following recent reports involving self harm that have been widely shared across both media and social media. harmless.org.uk/statement-fr...

Statement From Harmless - Harmless

We are aware of the recent reports involving self harm that have been widely shared across the media and social media. We recognise that many people in our community may have seen this content or the discussions surrounding it, and that it may be upsetting, distressing, or triggering. At Harmless, we encourage responsible and safe […]

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We would love you join us for our Celebration Event this autumn, but if you can’t, why not support the evening by donating a prize, purchasing raffle tickets or even sponsoring the event? For full details: tinyurl.com/2bb73vn7

With just 500 places remaining, there’s still time to secure your place in the 2026 Robin Hood Half Marathon. Harmless has reduced price charity places available (£35) – just complete the form on our website: tinyurl.com/4tkfyau5 Run for #TeamHarmless. Run for hope.

For #InternationalFriendshipDay, our Academy Manager Shaun reminds us that friendship isn’t about having the perfect words – it’s about showing up. A simple message, call or check-in can remind someone they’re not alone 👇 harmless.org.uk/reach-in-and...

Reach In and Show Up: A Reflection on International Friendship Day - Harmless

By Shaun Young (Academy Manager) Yesterday was International Friendship Day. At its core, the day is about more than just grabbing a drink with your best mate; it is about celebrating the wider theme of community connection. It is a reminder that humans are simply not built to navigate this world in total isolation. Our […]

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Michelle Stebbings (Support After Suicide Partnership) and Alison Penny (Childhood Bereavement Network) will lead a session on suicide bereavement among young people at September’s online #SuicideBereavement conference – join us to help shape this vital discussion: tinyurl.com/5mxmmj3n

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Tickets are now available for the Harmless Celebration Event 2026! Join us for an unforgettable evening of great food, live entertainment, fundraising and celebration in support of our life-saving work in self harm and suicide prevention. Book now: harmless.org.uk/celebration-...

Celebration Event 2026 – Tickets Now On Sale! - Harmless

Join us for our spectacular annual fundraiser featuring a three-course meal, raffle, auction, games and entertainment galore.

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We recently attended Stanton-on-the-Wolds Golf Club for their annual golf day in memory of Liv Hinton and Josh Ashworth and received a generous donation of £5600 to support our life-saving services. Heartfelt thanks to all involved from everyone at Harmless.

Self-care doesn't have to mean spa days and scented candles. Join our 30-Day Self-Care Challenge for bite-sized daily ideas that put your wellbeing first. This International Self-Care Day is the perfect time to start! harmless.org.uk/internationa...

International Self-Care Day: Try Our 30 Day Challenge! - Harmless

By Vicky Lott (Training & Education Officer) International Self-Care Day – celebrated on 24th July – is a reminder that looking after ourselves is something we can practise every day, not just when life feels overwhelming. Self-care isn’t about being perfect or finding lots of extra time – it’s about making small, intentional choices that […]

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The confirmed speaker line-up for our online #SuicideBereavement Conference 2026 is nearly complete. Join leading experts and contribute to a programme of practical insight, learning and connection. Secure your place today! Full details and tickets: tinyurl.com/4zvjz9yv

Suicide Bereavement Conference 2026: Latest Speaker Updates - Harmless

Tickets are now on sale for the Suicide Bereavement Conference 2026. Join experts and practitioners to explore best practice and support.

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Our online #SuicideBereavement conference features an expert panel exploring the suicide bereavement and support journey. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect and gain practical insights – book your place for September now: tinyurl.com/5mxmmj3n

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Join our Choir for Hope tomorrow – a welcoming space to sing, connect and heal, guided by expert choirmaster Kari Olsen-Porthouse and the Harmless team. No singing experience needed and all are welcome. Full details 👇 bit.ly/4rDmBDj

Choir for Hope - Harmless

Join our Choir for Hope – a supportive community singing group promoting mental health, wellbeing and recovery in a safe, inclusive space.

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We are so grateful to our incredible corporate partners, Howard Ward Associates (HWA), for completing their sponsored tough mudder at Belvoir Castle in support of Harmless and The Tomorrow Project. Thank you all for your wonderful support and we hope you had an amazing day!

We're delighted to announce that Marc Svensson, founder of You Are Loved, will be leading a seminar on Queer Bereavement Peer Support at our online Suicide Bereavement Conference. Book now to join the conversation with Marc and all our expert speakers: bit.ly/4tTt3H0

Isolation doesn’t always mean being alone; it can mean feeling unseen in a crowd. If you feel disconnected from the world, our Choir offers an invitation to plug back in at your own pace. We have a seat waiting for you at our next meeting on Tuesday: tinyurl.com/9r9hpwkz

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**PARTICIPANTS NEEDED** We're supporting a new study exploring parents' experiences following the loss of a child to suicide, including whether experiences differ between mothers and fathers. If you are interested in taking part, you can read more here: harmless.org.uk/participants...

Participants Required for Research Study - Harmless

Harmless is supporting a research study exploring how parents experience the loss of a child to suicide and whether there are differences between mothers and fathers. Hello, my name is Olivia Back. I am recruiting participants for my thesis project which is investigating parental experiences of losing a child to suicide. **CONTENT WARNING**This study references […]

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For #OmniVisibilityDay, our colleague Simran offers a thoughtful reflection on gender identity awareness, visibility and the importance of creating spaces where people can be seen, respected and understood: harmless.org.uk/omni-visibil...

Omni Visibility Day: Gender & Identity Awareness - Harmless

By Simran Dhillon (Clinical Support Worker) Omni Visibility day is celebrated annually on 6th July, a day where we celebrate those who identify with this sexuality whilst also raising awareness of the community. What is omnisexuality? This often misunderstood identity, is an orientation of attraction to people of all genders, with their gender being a […]

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Hope, liveability and meaningful research were at the heart of the 10th National Self-Harm & Suicide Early & Mid-Career Researchers’ Forum. Our Research Coordinator Chloe reflects on connection, collaboration and creating a more liveable world: tinyurl.com/2nv7hzrm

Hope, Liveability, and Research: Reflections from the 10th National Self-Harm and Suicide Early & Mid-Career Researchers Forum - Harmless

By Chloe Webster-Harris (Research Coordinator) Last month, I attended the 10th National Self-Harm and Suicide Early & Mid-Career Researchers Forum in Glasgow, organised by the Suicidal Behaviour Research Lab at the University of Glasgow. It was a fantastic two-day event bringing together researchers, clinicians and practitioners dedicated to understanding and preventing self harm and suicide. […]

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We'll be at The Blue Light Show in London tomorrow and Thursday talking about how our suicide prevention and trauma-informed training can support first responders and emergency services with practical tools that work on the frontline. Come and find us at stand R72.

Join our Choir for Hope tomorrow – a welcoming space to sing, connect and heal, guided by expert choirmaster Kari Olsen-Porthouse and the Harmless team. No singing experience needed and all are welcome. Full details 👇 bit.ly/4rDmBDj

Choir for Hope - Harmless

Join our Choir for Hope – a supportive community singing group promoting mental health, wellbeing and recovery in a safe, inclusive space.

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We were the Nottinghamshire Law Society president's charity of the year for 2024/25. It was lovely to attend their recent AGM to catch up with some friends and share how their incredible fundraising efforts positively impacted the lives of so many of the people we support.

OASIS, our new drop-in support service, is operating this Tuesday (30th June) for people on our Nottinghamshire self harm and bereavement waiting lists. Access immediate support, guidance and connection with no booking required. Find out more: tinyurl.com/4yjnuftr

Drop-In Support - Harmless

Harmless' OASIS offers immediate self-harm and suicide prevention drop-in support while you wait for longer term help.

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We’re pleased to confirm that Mandy Naylor of @STsGingerheart will be leading a session at our online #SuicideBereavement conference about understanding the risks of recreational cocaine and alcohol use in suicide prevention. For full details: tinyurl.com/5mxmmj3n

Every voice in our choir has a story. Whether you're living with the impact of domestic abuse, suicide bereavement or personal crisis, the choir offers a welcoming space to sing, connect and heal. We next meet on Tuesday (30th June). For full details: harmless.org.uk/our-services...

OPEN CASTING CALL! Harmless is seeking young people (11–21) for a new series of cinematic short films exploring mental health and identity. We especially welcome underrepresented voices and diverse backgrounds. Share your unique spark with us: tinyurl.com/cwvsd6x6

Open Casting Call: Unseen Realities - New Dates - Harmless

Apply for the Unseen Realities casting call in Nottingham. Seeking diverse young people aged 11–21 for a cinematic short film series.

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