As part of our Famous Voices series, Catherine Joy White, an actor, filmmaker, gender equality advisor and author of This Thread of Gold, shares what she has learnt about looking after her mental wellbeing, the importance of speaking openly about difficult experiences, and the people and moments that have helped her through challenging times.
As part of our famous voices series, actor and comedian Chris McCausland shares what they have learnt about mental health, the importance of speaking openly about our struggles, and how making a significant change in their own life helped them become kinder towards themselves.
As part of our famous voices series, Bear shares what his own journey has taught him about mental wellbeing, connection and resilience.
As part of our famous voices series, actor and voiceover artist David Menkin, best known for his work as Luke Skywalker in LEGO Star Wars, Barnabas in Final Fantasy XVI and Hugh Williams in PRAGMATA, shares what he has learnt about looking after his wellbeing, setting boundaries and why talking about what’s on your mind can make difficult problems feel more manageable.
As we reach the halfway point of 2026, we want to say a huge thank you to all our supporters, fundraisers, partners, and volunteers. Your support makes our life-saving work possible.
Two months into 2026 and we’re already off to a remarkable start. From award recognition and impactful campaigns to frontline training and record-breaking fundraising events – none of it would be possible without our incredible supporters, partners, and volunteers. Thank you.
We are incredibly proud to share that we have won the Inclusive Excellence in Co-production Award at the Sussex Co-production Conference for our work establishing and developing the Suicide Prevention Lived Experience Advisory Group (SP LEAG) over the past two years.
We are thrilled to share that Grassroots Suicide Prevention has been shortlisted for the Digital Revolution Awards in the Tech for Good category, a national award recognising organisations using technology to create meaningful social impact.
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