A community campaign in Staffordshire is aiming to get the people of Staffordshire to start talking about their mental health and promote messages of hope for the future. Brighter Futures’ team of Talk Suicide Community Champions are hiding Bee-You Bee’s in towns across the area for the public to find Read more…
Former Blue Peter host Anthea Turner has joined Lou Macari, Nathan Heaney, and organisations across Staffordshire to raise awareness of suicide prevention. The campaign, Just Say Something, is a pledge to empower people and ultimately save lives. Through charitable organisation Brighter Futures, Staffordshire Police, and Staffordshire County Council, the county Read more…
Howard worked at the Wedgwood Visitor Centre for 40 years, meeting visitors and making jewellery. He needed to be confident, but that wasn’t always the case. He experienced poor mental health off and on for 20 years and was initially diagnosed with depression and sectioned under the Mental Health Act Read more…