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Jake Quickenden opens up about his struggle with mental health Jake knows from personal experience how simple acts of kindness can go a long way to help someone feel better about themselves 13:13, 16 MAY 2021 Jake Quickenden opened up about his own struggles as part of Mental Health Awareness Week. The X Factor star knows from personal experience how simple acts of kindness can go a long way to help someone feel better about themselves. Jake from Scunthorpe, said to his 90k Instagram followers:...

A GREETINGS card marketplace has teamed up with Public Health England to support their Better Health-Every Mind Matters campaign, encouraging people to look after their mental wellbeing during May. Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from May 10 to 16 and thortful want to dedicate the month of May to Mental Health Awareness. As staying connected has been more challenging than ever in the last year, thortful.com has carried out new research which reveals that small acts of kindness, s...

  [This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press.] Codemasters ® has, once again, partnered with the UK government and Public Health England to drive public awareness messages in DIRT 5 ™, DiRT Rally 2.0 ®. ‘Stay Home, Protect the NHS, Save Lives’ reiterates the continued importance of following guidelines wherever possible. The Better Health ‘Every Mind Matters’ campaign offers support for ...

David supports mental health campaign after battling his own problems A new survey showing two thirds of adults in the UK have struggled during lockdown has come as no surprise to Windsor dad David Bulbeck, who has battled with his own mental health for 25 years. David, 57, who is supporting Public Health England’s newly launched Every Mind Matters campaign, first sought help for mental health problems in 1995 when he was 31. He says that maintaining a routine during lockdown, being fra...

New Government study shows we are more worried about this lockdown than previous By answering five simple questions, adults will get a personalised action plan from Public Health England Updated Subscribe here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice The Government has launched a new campaign highlighti...

New Every Mind Matters campaign The new campaign launches to support the nation’s mental health, as half of adults say they are more worried during this current lockdown than in March 2020. From: A new survey, commissioned by Public Health England ( PHE) at the start of the current government restrictions, reveals the impact coronavirus (COVID-19) has had on adults’ mental wellbeing across the country. The research found that almost half (49%) felt that the pandemic has impacted negativ...