Jon White - Inspirational Speaker, Leadership Consultant and Executive Coach.
The aim of the event is to raise funds for local mental health charity; Tameside, Oldham and Glossop Mind, who help people struggling with mental health related issues by providing a range of support and training.
Tula Heart, from Third Eye Events, said: “We are passionate about the topics surrounding mental health awareness and would like to show our advocacy for individuals who may be struggling with their mental wellbeing – especially during the current crisis.
Jason Bromley, from TOG Mind, said: “This is the third year we have had the pleasure of working in partnership with students from MMU, and this event promises to be jam packed with advice and inspirational stories to motivate and help others – something many of us need right now after the last 12 months.
- Improve your overall wellbeing
Jason Bromley, who has worked for TOG Mind for over four years, said: “This has been the hardest year on record for the charity and referral rates in some areas have increased massively. Whilst the charity ensures we continue to provide the best support options, including face to face and online, we wanted to make this challenge something fun and relatively easy that would also benefit the people taking part. It’s free and it’s rewarding, with all receiving full support from TOG Mind in helping you celebrate and spread the word. As a local branch of Mind, we work in partnership with National Mind to deliver excellent mental health services to anyone who needs them, but we are an independent local charity and are responsible for our own funding.