YANA improves mental health in agriculture and rural businesses across East Anglia, because no one should struggle alone.

From one idea to a trusted rural mental health charity

What began in 2008 as a project of the Clan Trust has grown into YANA, the charity helping to improve mental health in adults in agriculture and rural communities across East Anglia.

MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING

Build your knowledge to help improve mental health

YANA arranges practical mental health training, talks and awareness sessions designed for farming and rural businesses and communities. If you want to understand mental wellbeing better, support your colleagues in the workplace or start important conversations with anyone you care about, our training helps you feel informed and equipped to help.

The YANA team

Our staff, trustees, supporters and volunteers work together to improve the mental health of anyone in agriculture and rural communities in East Anglia.

Staff

Robin Hepburn

Charity Director

Claire Atherton

Helpline Manager

Diana Britton

Helpline Officer

Tara Holmes

YANA Officer

Heather Stabler

Volunteer Officer & Administrator

Deborah Thomas

Helpline Officer

Trustees

Tom Streeter

Chair of Trustees

Emma Forrest

YANA Trustee

Letty Glaister

YANA Trustee

Mike Horton

YANA Trustee

Henry Lamb

YANA Trustee

Steve Rudd

YANA Trustee

Use your paddle power for YANA

Call out to Norfolk canoers and kayakers to raise funds for YANA and mental health support awareness.

A heartfelt thank you to Ginnie Edgecombe

YANA says thank you to retiring Trustee Ginnie Edgecombe for six years of invaluable help.

Letty Glaister joins YANA as a new Trustee

We are delighted to appoint Letty Glaister as a trustee of the charity.

YANA is a trusted & respected East Anglian charity

MISSION

YANA’s focus & ambition is to improve rural mental health.

IMPACT

Every YANA conversation, training session & counselling referral improves lives.

POLICIES

YANA is run with clear policies & a firm grip on our finances.