The festive period is fast approaching. For some, this period can be a real challenge for many different reasons. From losing someone significant, relationship breakdown and estrangement from loved...
Connie Ridout
If your child is being bullied, it can be heartbreaking—but you’re not alone, and there’s a lot you can do to help. From personal experience, I know it can...
This week, as we celebrate Trustees’ Week, I want to take a moment to reflect on how fortunate we are at Mary Frances Trust to have such a dedicated,...
“If you think that someone you know is thinking about ending their life, it’s natural to feel concerned, especially if it’s someone you love. You may even want to...
We are very sorry to inform you that our crisis prevention service, Safe Harbour, has been unable to secure the necessary funding to continue operating beyond the end of...
For the past three years, Mary Frances Trust, Catalyst Support, and Acting Out Productions have led the End Stigma Surrey campaign—an initiative commissioned by Surrey County Council Public Health...
Mary Frances Trust is proud to co-host a powerful and thought-provoking evening in partnership with Women in Prison. Join us for a special screening of the award-winning documentary HOLLOWAY,...
In recognition of National PTSD Awareness Day (27 June), a female supporter of MFT with lived experience of Complex PTSD (C-PTSD) shares powerful insights into the condition—explaining what it...
In celebration of Volunteers’ Week, Matthew, our Volunteer Coordinator, shares a heartfelt message of gratitude to all our incredible volunteers for their dedication and support. “We would like to...
For Diabetes Awareness Week (9–15 June 2025), we spoke to Parvin, our Community Connections Epsom, Ewell & Banstead Co-ordinator and a volunteer Diabetes Community Champion for Diabetes UK. Parvin...