26.2 miles at @LondonMarathon carrying 20kgs, the weight my 6 year old son was when he died from cancer! He was with me every step! Help me get to £25k so we can help more parents going through hell https://t.co/U1m8FxhmIR
I just found out that there’s been 43,482 suicides and it's only the first month of 2024. 75% of these are men.
Check in on your mates, you could save a life.
This is the Man Down Cornwall campaign video for 2024. It’s a thought-provoking watch, but that’s exactly what we want it to be.
Far too many men suffer in silence and are not able to talk openly about how they feel about themselves, their lives and the world around them.
The stigma of male mental health needs to end.
Man Down run talking meetings around Cornwall (UK) for men with mental health concerns. Meetings are run by male volunteers with lived experience of mental health. We run these meetings to help men talk to other men in a safe, supportive environment without judgement.
Together we can eradicate the stigma of male mental health.
We want this video to be shared far and wide. We want to make men understand that the trauma effect and the destruction left behind after a life is taken is unbearable and utterly devastating for everyone involved.
We are so very proud to share this with you all.
#MentalHealthAwareness
#MentalHealthMatters
#MentalHealthSupport
#cornwall
#cornwallmamdown
#LetsTalkAboutIt
#NeverGiveUp
The family of a little boy killed in a hit-and-run yesterday evening are desperate to find the driver responsible. Were you in the area at the time? Please share: https://t.co/cafzZlt29x
The outpouring of support for Nathan has been unbelievable. From all of us, thank you.
He’s running the Tonbridge Half marathon for us and has raised over £20,000 in a single day!
Nathan, we’re so grateful for everything you are doing to support people living with cancer.💚
Barnaby Webber's family released these pictures of the 19 year old student after his death in Nottingham yesterday morning.
They said "Complete devastation is not enough to describe our pain and loss at the senseless murder of our son.
Watford’s Ken Sema suffers with a stutter, but he bravely came out and did the post-match interview last night... ❤️
This will really help a lot of people. Anyone who suffers with a stammer knows how hard and deflating it can be. Brilliant @Semaken! 👏