"We work to relieve and to prevent this treatable condition by providing information and support services."

Depression Allinace now on flickr!

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3 lads, 3 bikes, 1400 miles: Rome to Home for Depression Alliance
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You are invited to:
Dine For Depression

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SUPPORT DA AT THE LONDON 10k
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What is Depression?

Depression can have many effects on a persons life. Find out what Depresion is and how it can affect your life.
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Living with Depression

Find out what Depresion is and how it can affect your life.
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How we can Help

Find out how Depression Alliance can assist people affected by depression and anxiety, through a range of services.
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Get Involved

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Daring to Implement Report 2010

Depression Alliance is delighted to launch "Daring to Implement", a new report highlighting the best examples of services commissioned for people with depression across the country.

Download or ask for a copy of the report to be sent to you by e-mailing info@depressionalliance.org with your name and address.

In an emergency it is possible to visit your local Accident and Emergency department and ask to see the duty psychiatrist. NHS Direct (0845 46 47) can also provide you with medical advice at any time of the day or night. Samaritans (08457 909090) provide 24 hour emotional support and Saneline (0845 767 8000) can provide information and crisis support. Saneline operates between 1pm to 11pm every day.
It is worth checking to see if the local Community Mental Health Team (CMHT) can provide a crisis support team contact.
Please also visit our community links section for further support services.