The Tomorrow Project

The Tomorrow Project

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Set up in 2012 in response to local su***des in Nottinghamshire, The Tomorrow Project consists of two distinct pathways of support.

The Tomorrow Project is an award-winning su***de prevention initiative delivered by Harmless, the National Centre of Excellence for Self Harm and Su***de Prevention. Our su***de crisis pathway supports people of all ages in su***de crisis across Nottinghamshire. We provide weekly sessions via face-to-face appointments, telephone calls, or video calls. The su***de crisis pathway also offers a Bassetlaw-specific crisis service, a su***de crisis text service for adults in Lincolnshire, and support for parents/carers of those in crisis. Our su***de bereavement pathway supports people of all ages who have been affected by a death by su***de. Regardless of their relationship to the deceased or amount time passed since the bereavement, our specialist bereavement team are here to provide emotional and practical support for as long as you need us. We provide this service across Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, and Derbyshire. All of our services are free and confidential. We are a warm, compassionate, and hopeful team, and we are here to support you.

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Contact Details:
📧 [email protected]
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📞 0115 880 0280

08/10/2026

Promotional stand applications now OPEN!

We’re inviting applications for free promotional stands at our From Harm to Hope: Self Harm & Su***de Prevention Conference, taking place in Nottingham on Friday 26 February 2027. It’s a great opportunity to connect with professionals and organisations working across self harm and su***de prevention.

The stand and one stallholder place are completely free of charge. Interested? Apply here: https://tinyurl.com/49vexn77

We’d love to hear from you!

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05/10/2026

When working in self harm and su***de prevention, taking care of yourself and your team is vital.

At the Conference 2027, our CEO Caroline and Chief HR Officer Darren will be leading a workshop focused on workforce welfare – exploring how we can better support the people working in this challenging sector.

Join us to learn, collaborate and share practical approaches to building healthier, more supported teams. We’d love to see you there on 26th February: https://bit.ly/4snfHkR

01/10/2026

If traditional mental health services feel sterile, intimidating or exhausting, our Choir for Hope is built for you. We gather fortnightly to sing, connect and share a space where nobody is judging you. You don’t have to call yourself ‘unwell’, and you don’t have to share your story. Clinicians are in the room as fellow humans if you need advice, but you can also just come, hum along and have a cup of tea in total peace.

No questions, no referrals – just connection, creativity and healing.

The Choir for Hope is meeting this Tuesday (6th October) in East Leake with full details available here: https://bit.ly/4rDmBDj

01/10/2026

Not joining us at our Celebration Event on Saturday? You can still support the evening by entering our raffle! Featuring prizes such as JBL speakers, a meal for 2 at the Village Hotel, ice skating passes and Amazon vouchers. Get your tickets here: https://tinyurl.com/2dmk2k88

28/09/2026

Booking for our Celebration Event on Saturday has now closed, but you can still support both the evening and our life-saving work by entering our raffle! Featuring prizes from Hanwell W**e Estate, East Street Lanes, Rufford Park Golf Club, Breedon Priory Spa and many more!

Buy your tickets here: https://tinyurl.com/2dmk2k88

24/09/2026

Updated life-saving training! The Academy at Harmless is commissioned to deliver fully funded, FREE training for people working or volunteering in Nottingham & Nottinghamshire.

Led by our expert Training & Education Officers, our courses will give you the confidence, knowledge and skills to support someone distress. Browse options and book your place today: https://tinyurl.com/bdf7xk2h

24/09/2026

Equip your team with life-saving skills! The Academy at Harmless is commissioned to deliver fully funded, FREE training for people working or volunteering in Derbyshire.

Led by our expert Training & Education Officers, our courses will give you the confidence, knowledge and skills to support someone distress. Browse options and book your place today: https://tinyurl.com/6kxb6nvf

Bisexuality: Why Bi Visibility Day and Bisexual Visibility Month Are So Important - Harmless 23/09/2026

This Bi Visibility Day, we’re highlighting the importance of challenging bi erasure, breaking down harmful myths and recognising the experiences that can affect bisexual people’s mental health.

Read our colleague Hayley's blog on bisexuality, visibility and self harm: https://harmless.org.uk/bi-visibility-day/

Bisexuality: Why Bi Visibility Day and Bisexual Visibility Month Are So Important - Harmless Learn why Bi Visibility Day matters, challenge myths about bisexuality and bi erasure, and explore the links between bisexuality, self-harm and mental health.

22/09/2026

We are delighted to confirm that Professor Rory O’Connor of the University of Glasgow will be a plenary speaker at our 12th National Self Harm & Su***de Prevention Conference 2027. Winner of the 2021 BPS Popular Science Book Award for ‘When It Is Darkest: Why People Die by Su***de and What We Can Do to Prevent It’, Rory will present a session titled ‘From Understanding Risk to Strengthening Su***de Prevention’.

We look forward to welcoming Rory and our wider community on 26th February for an inspirational day of learning and collaboration.

Book your ticket now to join us: https://tinyurl.com/jmvefrc8

21/09/2026

Just ONE WEEK left to book!

Join Harmless for our Celebration Event 2026 on Saturday 3rd October at The Village Hotel, Chilwell – an evening of celebration, entertainment, great food and fundraising for our vital support services.

Don’t miss out – book your tickets now: https://bit.ly/4w4iyT0

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