Raising Awareness
From leaving our business card in a shop, to climbing a mountain for ANDYSMANCLUB, there are so many ways you can make a difference and help us spread the message that #ITSOKAYTOTALK.
Now’s the Time To Support
Join the Movement to Raise Awareness
With suicide rates soaring in the UK, and the bulk of those being male, its never been a better time to support a charity like ANDYSMANCLUB.
We only exist because of the fantastic support of people like you. There’s been so much terrific work in our communities with a a core focus of encouraging men to talk about their problems and challenges, and spreading the #ITSOKAYTOTALK hashtag.
We want you to know we value all the time and support you give us, everything you do to raise awareness heightens our chances of getting in front of #ThatOneMan who needs us at the right time, and ultimately, saving lives.
There’s lots of ways you can help support and raise awareness for us and we’ve seen an immense amount of support over the years. Incredible supporters running, walking and swimming marathons, climbing mountains, organising football matches in support of us, skydiving and hosting music events. The list goes on.
Whatever way you’d like to raise awareness, we’ll support you all the way. For any enquiries regarding raising awareness contact us today to see how we can help.
Urgent Help Needed?
ANDYSMANCLUB is a peer-led charity, so we are not professional mental health support workers. If you need urgent help, please contact one of these excellent groups.
Samaritans
If you need to contact someone urgently for a confidential, you can call The Samaritans free any time, from any phone, on 116 123.
Calm
Calm run a free and confidential helpline and webchat – 7 hours a day, 7 days a week for anyone who needs to talk about life’s problems. Visit the helpline now.
Call 111
You can now call 111 free of charge and select option 2 to be connected to a mental health professional.
Suicide Prevention UK
Suicide Prevention UK help anyone who may be struggling with their mental health and/or thoughts of suicide. Call their 24/7 helpline on 0800 689 5652
If someone’s life is at immediate at risk, please contact 999.
