Bipolar UK is involved in a range of policy activities as well as its ongoing peer support services and special events to help and support those living with bipolar
You can make a lasting difference to millions of people in the UK with bipolar disorder; help us support and champion individuals living with this condition today. Read more
In part one of his serialised account Adam talks about the importance of young men connecting with the help they need. Read more
We are delighted to welcome our newest ambassador to Bipolar UK Dean Clarke. Read more
Your donation could give someone hope and help them know they're not alone Read more
Could your organisation help us? If so, please get in touch as we welcome the opportunity to speak to you about our work and how you can save lives. Read more
Emma is so incredibly grateful that she has found her tribe in the shape of Bipolar UK's peer support approach. In this blog she describes this as life changing. Read more
In covid times Bipolar UK has a range of digital services and information you can access from your sofa Read more
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Find out what happens at our support group in Leamington Spa Read more
Our Virtual Conference, held on World Bipolar Day, will launch the Bipolar Commission, an exciting new project to improve health care for people living with bipolar. Read more
Bipolar UK's Support Officer, Molly and other support colleagues will do everything they can to support you and the people you care for. Here she details how. Read more
For Vairi mental illness has been the sole most isolating experience of her life. By far one of the most difficult emotions her bipolar disorder brings to the surface is loneliness as she details in this blog. Read more
On Fridays we host facebook live sessions on topics related to bipolar. This week Simon is talking about the eCommunity with FAQs on lockdown Read more
Bipolar UK are today delighted to announce the appointment of multi award-winning TV and Radio Presenter, Leah Charles-King as an Ambassador for the charity. Read more
Katie talks passionately about the eCommunity, somewhere you feel safe, respected and listened to. It makes you feel part of something, like you’re no longer isolated or alone. Read more
For Jules the eCommunity has bolstered her self esteem by the interactions she has with its members. She feels that through interacting with the many thousands who make up its member is like an extended family. Read more