Our major campaigns work is focused around Mental Health Awareness Week and World Mental Health Day.
Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 will take place 1o-16 May on the topic of nature and the environment.
The Mental Health Foundation and WWF have joined forces to bring you Thriving With Nature; a free guidebook which explores the relationship between nature, wellbeing and mental health.
The green ribbon stands for mental health awareness and is a powerful symbol of hope and action.
Learn about our Unlock Loneliness campaign which aims to address loneliness in young people through tips and policy recommendations.
This year's theme for World Mental Health Day is mental health for all. We will explore this theme as well as running our annual Tea & Talk fundraising campaign on 10 October.
Learn more about our campaign work on body image - how we think and feel about our bodies.
In November, we focus on men's mental health. Find out how you can join us and take part now.
We are launching the new #BehindtheBooks university campaign, which aims to help uni students talk about their mental health, to recognise when they’re struggling, to provide tips on ways to cope, and to normalise the ups and downs of uni life.
Our new campaign calling for mental health to be at the heart of what children learn in schools, because mental health is not extracurricular.
When people ask how we are, we often reply with "I'm fine", even when we're not. Our new campaign challenges that.
