Welcome to Mind in Gwent

Mind in Gwent is a mental health organisation formed by the merger of Newport Mind Association, Mind Monmouthshire and Torfaen and Blaenau Gwent Mind. With offices in Newport, Abergavenny, Pontypool, and Brynmawr, we use our shared experience and knowledge to help people in our diverse communities with their mental health struggles. 

We provide a wide range of support and services working with diverse communities across Gwent to help reach those in our communities in need of support. Our services include Wellbeing and Counselling services for adults, Children and Young People’s services (including group and one on one support in and outside of schools), Housing, Tenancy and Supported Living services, warm hubs and rural working/farmers’ support.

Mind in Gwent is member of the Local Mind Associations in England and Wales.

 

Make a one off gift or regular donation to Mind in Gwent and help make sure no one faces a mental health problem alone. 

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Next Steps Programme launched to support migrants, refugees and EU nationals in Newport

Next Steps Programme launched to support migrants, refugees and EU nationals in Newport

Mind in Gwent’s Migrant Service is delighted to launch the Next Steps Programme – a […]

Posted on: 28th July 2026

New resource to help young people talk to doctors about mental health

New resource to help young people talk to doctors about mental health

At Mind in Gwent, we know that speaking to a doctor about your mental health […]

Posted on: 20th July 2026

Join us for the next Newport Community of Practice meeting

Join us for the next Newport Community of Practice meeting

We’re delighted to invite professionals, parents and carers, young people and community members to our […]

Posted on: 12th June 2026

Mind in Gwent’s Mental Health Roadshow comes to Lysaght Institute

Mind in Gwent’s Mental Health Roadshow comes to Lysaght Institute

A drop in mental health roadshow designed specifically for children and young people aged 11–25 is coming to Newport.   […]

Posted on: 27th February 2026