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Open Door Charity fundraiser Julia takes on the TCS London Marathon 2026 challenge to raise money in memory of her Brother, Dava.*

‘Glue’ brought together a community of people who care deeply about doing things differently, and the conversations that unfolded highlighted what makes this place distinctive, and what might be possible elsewhere.

Studies show 1 in 4 students would not know where to go to get mental health support at university if they needed it. We know that it can be overwhelming for people starting university - juggling your studies, making new friends, and trying new hobbies, all whilst navigating a new home. Here are 5 ways you can look after your mental health during your studies this University Mental Health Day.

We were really excited to welcome back our friends from the Anfield Wrap to record a special podcast episode to support our latest campaign!

On the 15th and 22nd of August, the Big Red Bloom – a new collaboration between Open Door, Transforming Care Partnership, and the LFC Foundation – kicks off a new programme of inclusion for young people with learning disabilities and/or autism and their families.

Open Door has announced Talking Through the Music - a new in-depth music programme presenting young adults with the opportunity to write, record, perform, and contribute to the creation of a unique album.

Open Door Charity has announced Vor. – a week of programming this September in the basement of what was previously the Treasury Annex in Birkenhead.

In today's world, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and disconnected from our own thoughts and feelings. This is where mindfulness can help. In this blog, we'll explore what mindfulness is, delve into practical techniques for incorporating it into your daily life, and discover the transformative power of this ancient practice.

Want to understand your own mental health and wellbeing but been putting it off? Use Mental Health Awareness Day 2023 as the opportunity to kickstart your journey.

Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions characterized by patterns of eating, thoughts, and emotions related to food and body image. They can affect people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds, and they often stem from a combination of genetic, biological, environmental, and psychological factors.