Resources for Professionals

“At CandO we are dedicated to working in partnership with other professionals and organisations to ensure that adults in Gloucestershire are able to access appropriate mental health and wellbeing support when they need it.''

As part of the CandO team, we have a community engagement and coproduction worker who is always looking for opportunities to build professional relationships with other services. This enables us to spread the word about the support CandO provides and learn about other services so that our team can signpost effectively.

If you are a professional who would like to discuss how we can work with your organization to support adults in Gloucestershire, or if you are hosting an event that you would like us to attend, please contact cando@rethink.org

 

   Professional webinars 

            We regularly host webinars for professionals - please get in touch if you would like us to host one within your organisation.       

 

National Schizophrenia Awareness Day - 25 July 2025

Schizophrenia is a common mental illness that affects 1 in 100 people in their lifetime, yet the condition is widely misunderstood. Hosted by one of our founding charities, Rethink Mental Illness, National Schizophrenia Awareness Day shines a light on the challenges faced by people living with a diagnosis of schizophrenia in the UK and beyond. Learn more

World Mental Health Day - 10 October 2025

We’re using the day to shine a light on the stigma around mental illness. Over half a million people in the UK are severely affected by mental illness. One of the most difficult things about living with a mental illness can be the judgement of others. Nearly a third of all UK adults (30%) would not be comfortable sharing a diagnosis of severe mental illness with a friend. That’s why we launched Let’s Rethink – a national campaign tackling the stigma faced by people living with mental illness. Learn more 

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Awareness Week - 13-19 October 2025

OCD Awareness was launched by the International OCD Foundation. It aims to break the stigma around it. Learn more

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