How to Find Us

We are centrally Located 2 Minutes from Uxbridge Bus and Tube Station.

Aston House
Redford Way
Uxbridge,
Middlesex
England
UB8 1SZ

Tel: (01895) 271559
Fax: (01895) 811355

General Enquiries and Feedback

For general enquiries, news letter additions, suggestions, feedback, or anything that does not fit into any other category then please contact us via the following email address:

mind@hillingdonmind.org.uk

Advice and Information Service

Mind also offers a limited personal advice and information service, as well as a wide range of Mind publications for sale.

Mind’s advice leaflets give straightforward, practical information on a range of mental health issues. Each leaflet contains a resource list for seeking further help.

Other Mind publications and leading titles in the field of mental health by a variety of publishers are available from Mind’s Mail order service.

Granta House
15-19 Broadway
London
E15 4BQ

Tel: (0208) 519 2122

Need Help?

Our Befriending Scheme is specifically designed for people who are socially isolated because of their mental health problems and uses trained volunteers as one to one Befrienders.

If you know someone in this situation then you can find our Befriending Referral Form Here, If you are referring someone from the Asian Community then please use the Asian Projects referral form.

Before completing and returning either of the above referral forms we suggest that you read this document, as it contains important information about the Befriending Scheme..

Volunteering

If you are interested in Volunteering then you can download this form, print it out and send it back to the address at the top of the form Alternatively you can fill out this online form to mail us your details direct.

Hillingdon Mind

We are a group of users and ex-users of mental health services, professionals and interested individuals who share a concern about the lives of mentally or emotionally distressed people in the community.

Hillingdon Mind takes a holistic view of people’s mental and emotional well being. Every aspect of us needs attention, be it housing, employment and training opportunities, advice about money, leisure, education, company, support, fun and so on.

Hillingdon Mind believes that life experience and the environment we live in play a major part in influencing our mental health. Our upbringing, the pressures of day to day living, the experience of trauma, discrimination, harassment and poverty can all have adverse effects on our mental well-being.

We recognise the rich diversity of Hillingdon’s multi-cultural community and aim to set examples of good practice by listening to service users and providing imaginative, innovative and quality services which meet their expressed needs and help people gain some control over their own lives.

Members of Hillingdon Mind receive a bi-monthly newsletter which includes information on mental health issues and details of what is being offered locally. Annual membership subscriptions are currently £9.00 for those in employment and £3.50 for those unemployed. You do not necessarily need to be a member of Mind in order to use their facilities or services. Click here to download a membership form.

Music and Mental Health

John Frusciante is Here:
Exclusive interview with the Guitarist from the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

The second part of Chris's interview with John Frusciante is now online.

Chris talks to Olly Knights from Turin Brakes

Chris Phillips - Housing Support Worker here at Hillingdon Mind has an exclusive interview with John Frusciante, the guitarist from the "Red Hot Chili Peppers".

keep watching this space for more information!

Donations

If you would like to donate to Hillingdon Mind then you can download this form. However, If you prefer you can make a fast, free & secure donation using PayPal.