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Figure 8: Logo

Let's Tackle Mental Health Together With Love |

People have got involved across the UK

The aim of our campaign is to guide people who want to support their loved ones through tough times. We know there isn’t much support for those that want to help and that’s why we’re here! Although it might be difficult to know when your loved ones aren’t feeling themselves, it’s always best to check up on them and notice the signs that they might be struggling.

We’ll take you through our tips and tricks to help you be there for others.

We know it might be hard on you, not knowing how to help someone but don’t worry, with our guidance you’ll be able to make sure your loved ones know they have you to come to when they’re not feeling so good!

What You Can Do

The best way to start supporting your loved ones may be through a text, ask them how they’ve been doing. If they’re someone that doesn’t mind being called, give them a ring! You can escalate the conversation further by asking if they want to meet up for a walk or grab a coffee! It’s always good to get out of the house.

Keep an eye one how distant your loved one is being and see if anything has changed in their behaviour.