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Touchstone provide health and wellbeing services to over 10,000 people in diverse communities across Yorkshire every year. Take a look below to find out more about the support we offer.

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No Place for Hate – United We Stand

3rd October 2025|Blog, News|

We at Touchstone are shocked and deeply saddened by the horrific attack in Manchester yesterday, targeting the Jewish community. Any attack on any place of worship regardless of faith and belief is unacceptable and is an attack on us all. We stand in solidarity with the Jewish community as

No Place for Hate – United We Stand

3rd October 2025|Blog, News|

We at Touchstone are shocked and deeply saddened by the horrific attack in Manchester yesterday, targeting the Jewish community. Any attack on any place of worship regardless of faith and belief is unacceptable and is an attack on us all. We stand in solidarity with the Jewish community as

No Place For Hate – Solidarity With All Communities

3rd September 2025|Blog, News|

At Touchstone we are saddened by the rise in hostile and divisive language and actions directed towards minority groups, migrants, asylum seekers/refugees and diverse communities. Words that once would have been seen as discriminatory or hateful are increasingly being normalised, creating fear and anxiety, and contributing to the rise

No Place For Hate – Solidarity With All Communities

3rd September 2025|Blog, News|

At Touchstone we are saddened by the rise in hostile and divisive language and actions directed towards minority groups, migrants, asylum seekers/refugees and diverse communities. Words that once would have been seen as discriminatory or hateful are increasingly being normalised, creating fear and anxiety, and contributing to the rise

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