Wellbeing Roadshow
Lancashire Mind Roadshow 2025
To celebrate Lancashire Mind’s 25th Anniversary and this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, we are launching our first ever Lancashire Mind Roadshow!
Join us in-person or online during Mental Health Awareness Week, as we bring our services directly to communities across Lancashire.
Wellbeing on tour!
Whether you see us in person or follow along online, there’s something for everyone!
The Lancashire Mind Roadshow will visit towns and communities across the county, popping up in local hubs, high streets, schools, and community spaces to bring mental health resources, connection and positive wellbeing to locations across the county.
We’ll be sharing the breadth of our services and the power of community through live events, local drop-ins, online activities and inspiring stories from across Lancashire.
Roadshow Route
Saturday 10th May
Chorley Town Centre
10am – 2pm 🩵
Join us for our exciting launch celebration featuring some very special guests!
We would love to see you at our open events throughout the week! Please see a list of all our stops below. *Public events are marked with a blue heart 🩵
Monday 12th May
- Leyland Town Centre | 10.30am – 11.30am 🩵
- All Hallows Catholic High School, Penwortham
- Fishergate Shopping Centre, Preston | 3.30pm – 4.30pm 🩵
- Chorley Youth Zone
- Co-op Garstang Rd, Co-Fulwood | 10.30am – 4.30pm 🩵
- Co-op Chorley Rd, Walton-le-Dale | 10.30am – 7.30pm 🩵
We would love to see you at our open events throughout the week! Please see a list of all our stops below. *Public events are marked with a blue heart 🩵
Tuesday 13th May
- Eric Wright Group, Preston
- Flake Fleet Primary School, Fleetwood
- Blackpool Sports Centre, West Park Drive | 3pm – 4.30pm 🩵
- Co-op Merry Trees Ln, Cottam | 10.30am – 7.30pm 🩵
We would love to see you at our open events throughout the week! Please see a list of all our stops below. *Public events are marked with a blue heart 🩵
Wednesday 14th May
- Burnley Town Centre | 12pm – 1.45pm 🩵
- Granby Marketing Ltd, Blackburn
- Hyndburn Leisure Centre, Accrington
- Co-op Highfield Rd, Blackpool | 10.30am – 7.30pm 🩵
We would love to see you at our open events throughout the week! Please see a list of all our stops below. *Public events are marked with a blue heart 🩵
Thursday 15th May
- Co-op North Drive Thornton-Cleveleys | 10.30am – 4.30pm 🩵
We would love to see you at our open events throughout the week! Please see a list of all our stops below. *Public events are marked with a blue heart 🩵
Friday 16th May
- Co-op Hoole Lane Banks Southport | 10.30am – 4.30pm 🩵
We would love to see you at our open events throughout the week! Please see a list of all our stops below. *Public events are marked with a blue heart 🩵
Activities for Schools
Join our Creative Minds art project!
Creativity connects us! It helps us express what words can’t, makes space for big feelings and brings people together. Lancashire Mind invites you to explore how art, music, poetry, photography and storytelling can help us understand and share our mental health experiences.
Whether you’re a school, workplace, community group or individual – we want everyone across Lancashire to join us and share their creative ideas!
Test your knowledge in our mental health quiz! Simply complete the quiz, and all submissions will be entered into a prize draw for a £25 Amazon voucher. One winner will be drawn at random by Tuesday 20th May.
Connecting our communities
The theme for this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week is ‘Community’.
Feeling a part of a supportive, inclusive and safe community is to fundamental to our wellbeing. We feel good when we’re connected to others, whether that’s family, friends, colleagues, team mates or neighbours.
“Being part of a community can make life feel more meaningful and enjoyable, help us feel happier and safer, and improve our mental health. Yet sometimes, although we’re all part of communities, we don’t always realise the benefits for our mental health.” Mental Health Awareness Week | Mental Health Foundation
That’s why we’re taking Lancashire Mind on the road! It’s all part of a shared mission to strengthen community connections and make mental health conversations easier and more accessible.
How you can support your community
Sharing your experiences, donating your time or raising funds all helps to support Lancashire Mind to deliver vital mental health services.
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