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Fantastic News & Recent No Panic Events

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No Panic was recently at three local events, one at the Wakes in Oakengates, Telford and one at Court Street Medical Practice, Madeley, Telford.

We were also invited to Branches in the Park, a fantastic mental health event run by a local face to face organisation in telford.

These were three great events and great for publicity around the charity and mental health.The Wakes was very informative, we gave out a lot of information and had interest in the youth services we provide.

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