Research

Heads down. Minds open.

Part of keeping our own minds healthy is about constantly learning and innovating. We are research-led and proud of it. Which simply means we’re always looking for new ways of doing things. We like to push boundaries. And we love experimenting with new therapeutic methods. 

But the best bit? We get to learn from you. Every single course we design has inputs from the people attending it. It helps us stay relevant and focusses our minds on the minds we’re trying to help. 

And we’ll happily admit we’re not experts in everything. So by researching alongside the people that need our support, we find the best possible solutions.  

Here is just some of the research
that’s on our minds at the moment:

Where I Am – Men’s Wellbeing In Walsall

Where I Am (WIAM) is a bold, co-designed initiative engaging over 1000 men to reshape how we understand and support men’s mental health and wellbeing across Walsall’s diverse communities.

Led by The MindKind Projects CIC & funded by Walsall Public Health, WIAM brought together local men, community partners, and health stakeholders to listen, learn, and act. From fitness-based support and gamified wellbeing quests to strategic systems change, the programme explores what truly works—especially for those least likely to seek help.

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Nature’s Way
Research Project

A UKRI project, Nature’s Way is a research project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to co-create, pilot and disseminate an innovative approach using (co)design to connect people to nature for health and wellbeing.

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Walsall Council Project:
Community Champions

Walsall metropolitan borough council has commissioned The MindKind Projects CIC to identify a number of individuals to become Community Based Action Researchers. By utilising our bespoke training methods we have been able to bring together….

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