Our Partners

Providing advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem. Campaigning to improve services, raise awareness and promote understanding.

Head In The Game aims to give men in the local community the chance to come together and enjoy the beautiful game. Our weekly sessions are free and for men between the ages of 18-55 of ANY footballing ability. Supported by experienced football & talking therapy coaches, each session has a focus on men’s mental health & wellbeing, providing an outlet in a secure and trusted environment.

The Hub of Hope is the country’s first nationwide mental health database, which brings help and support together in one place. The app will help people to find much needed support using their phone’s location to find key services and organisations.

HUMEN is a movement to improve and maintain men's mental health through campaigning and The HUMEN Space. Anonymous, preventative and non-clinical spaces for men to talk, listen and connect on a regular basis.

If U Care Share's aim is to prevent anyone feeling the pain we felt as a family. They encourage people to share their problems instead of burying them within.

Includability provide a platform for employers with a commitment to treating people fairly. Through engagement, collaboration and building a community of like-minded people, we aim to inspire, empower and facilitate positive change.

Inclusion is a national organisation that works with individuals, families and communities who are affected by addiction, crime, mental health or need treatment for their sexual health. Whilst providing comprehensive and inclusive support and treatment we work with patients and our staff teams to achieve the best outcomes we can.

Inner Armour provide psychological defence training to Police Forces and Military personnel across the country.

It’s OK are a charity for young people with moderate to severe mental illness. They campaign for better mental health provision and provide personal and meaningful resources to guide people in crisis.

Jacobs One Million Lives aim to start a movement that reaches over one million people globally by: Equipping people with a tool to understand and improve their mental health, creating ripple effects as we encourage sharing it with friends, family and colleagues, encouraging open conversation about mental health.

Suicide is still the single leading cause of death of men under 50. James’ Place wants to make sure that help is available for every man facing a suicidal crisis and support them to find hope for the future. Working with health partners to deliver a service to men whose needs have not been met by traditional services.

Journals helps children and young people (or the team around the child) to express themselves and communicate with family and professionals, and our in app communication makes sure everyone is heard. Capture a young persons activity moments and their voice, at the point of care, so they can be shared privately and securely and also assist in demonstrating best practice. Utilised in children's services for journaling, sending multimedia activity updates and much more...

Keylu enables you to get your personal, legal and financial affairs in order, to ensure those closest to you have access, and to create and manage your legacy. All data is encrypted with options for multi-factor authentication.

An online counselling and emotional wellbeing support service. We provide free, anonymous support for any young person who needs support. The service is BACP accredited and provides 1:1 text- based chats with qualified counsellors plus 24h messaging and a range of self- directed support options. If it's on your mind, we are here to help.

We are the only charity that is 100% dedicated to the emotional, physical and financial wellbeing of our construction workforce and their families.

The mission is simple; to place a mental health lead into every rugby club around the world, and equip them with a toolkit of resources to help #TackleTheStigma. We fund this through the sale of our clothing range, with 100% of the profits being used to help #TackleTheStigma.

ManGang is a network of men who believe that it’s not weak to speak. We provide a peer to peer platform for men across Hampshire who struggle with the pressures of modern day life. We want to break down the stigma surrounding mental health. Our groups are free from judgement and allow our members access to conversations with men from all different walks of life that have suffered the same highs and lows.

A coalition of patients, care-givers, medical professionals and campaigners from wildly different backgrounds that are seeking to address systemic problems within the mental health care provision of the UK.

Mental Health Motorbike exists to create meaningful opportunities so that together we grow the wellbeing of the motorbike community, ultimate we want to cut the number of suicides in the UK. We are here to offer free support to members of the biker community who are struggling with their mental health and need some friendly support.

Our team have many years experience working within the mental health & wellbeing fields. From qualified mental health first aiders and clarity™ certified coaches to Samaritan listeners , we have one thing in common - we care about people & we're good at what we do.

Mind, Brain, Body cic (MBB) is a start-up community interest company that aims to support young people. Our purpose is to raise awareness of mental health difficulties amongst young people and to support young people to maintain their mental health and overall well-being using interactively holistic activities including Lego-based therapy, creative arts, sports and mindfulness.

Mindcanyon's mission is to provide mental health, workplace well-being and suicide first aid education and training to organisations across the globe. Their vision is for every person, in every organisation, in every country to be treated equally regardless of any mental health issue or illness.

MindOut is a mental health service run by and for lesbians, gay, bisexual, trans and queer people with experience of mental health issues. We work to improve the mental health and wellbeing of LGBTQ communities and to make mental health a community concern.

Mindset has developed their own online platform that can deliver ready made or customised training direct to teams. They also deliver MHFA England Adult Mental Health First Aid courses both online and in classroom settings. Mindset has also established free resources to help amateur and grassroots sports clubs improve the well-being of their members.

Following the tragic loss of Molly Rose, the Russell family and their friends have successfully registered a charitable foundation in Molly’s memory. The aim of the Molly Rose Foundation is suicide prevention, targeted towards young people under the age of 25. We want to help spot those suffering from mental illness and connect them to the help, support and practical advice they need