Normalising & Humanising Mental Health

Everybody in the world has mental health. Everyone.

Yet the fear of being judged is preventing many people from talking about it. At Chasing the Stigma we want to help remove that fear and unnecessary stigma, by using our own first-hand experiences to say ‘I have suffered. I got through it and you can too’. You are never alone.

Run Like the Wind!

Campaign

Sunday 10th March will see thousands of runners taking to the streets, with a number running in aid of Chasing the Stigma. Jon Salmon will be running The Vitality Big Half marathon in London, while Gary Owens, as well as a team from St Margaret's Academy will be taking on the Liverpool Half Marathon.

Give us a wave if you see us on the route, or click the button below to donate - we rely on public donations so even the smallest contribution means the world!

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“Mental Health Monday” special for Children’s Mental Health Week

Chasing the Stigma joined forces with Liverpool's Radio City Talk to broadcast a special "Lost Childhood" episode of the award winning mental health programme and podcast, Mental Health Monday, to highlight the shocking statistics of suicide amongst young people. The show, which was broadcast live from Liverpool's St Georges Hall on 4th February, was the 100th episode of the stations Mental Health Monday series, marked the beggining of Children's Mental Health Week, with a public display of 226 children's shoes on the iconic steps of St George's Hall, to highlight the amount of young people lost to suicide in 2017. Chasing the Stigma CEO Jake Mills joined presenter Mick Coyle for the duration of the show, as charities, policitians and...

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Our Story

Comedian and writer Jake Mills battled depression in 2013.

After months of internal turmoil, Jake attempted to take his own life. Thankfully he was discovered before it was too late and made a full recovery. As part of his recovery, Jake opened up on social media about his secret battle with depression and a suicide attempt and his story

Hub of Hope

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The Hub Of Hope

The Hub of Hope is a first of its kind, national mental health database which brings together organisations and charities, large and small, from across the country who offer mental health advice and support, together in one place.

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No matter how big or small, we want to bring all mental health support together in one place - the Hub of Hope. Register to become part of the UK’s biggest mental health database.