To encourage people to talk openly about their feelings
Raise awareness of mental health issues in educational establishments
To provide assistance regarding the problem of student anxiety or mental health issues in schools and to encourage students to talk about any problem with their teachers, family and friends
To normalise mental health issues and to enable people to accept that it is an illness from which people can recover
To raise awareness of stress that students can be under and to provide funding for professionals and information and media resources, to enable accessibility to information and help
Raise awareness of the need to communicate and to feel comfortable talking about mental health issues and in seeking practical solutions
We understand suicide is prevalent in age group 20-49 but is also present in the older generations, we would not preclude ourselves from any environment or age group, including in the workplace
To increase practical help and funding, either directly or by referral to other professionals, specialists, including charities with resources and helplines
Increase the speed of help and counselling at the point of need
Help all those in close contact with people to recognise and understand the symptoms and dangers of depression and anxiety
Advance education into the causes of depression and suicide
To empower people to act upon their understanding to facilitate an improvement
Take resources into PHSE lessons particularly in schools but also in colleges and universities in respect of mental health in young people