

Mental Health Awareness Week 2023
Whether you’re an individual or family, school or UCM, charity or business, there are plenty of ways for you to get involved.
Shining a spotlight on mental health
Each year, Mental Health Awareness Week is vital to us for increasing public understanding of mental health on our Island, and of the essential support and services we provide for children and young people.
The theme for this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week is Anxiety.
DOWNLOAD OUR GUIDEWhy Anxiety?
Anxiety is an important human emotion but, in some circumstances, it can get out of hand and become a mental health problem.
A lot of different things can contribute to feelings of anxiety, including exams, relationships, a new job, a date or a big life change. It is also an emotion people frequently experience around money and not being
able to meet life’s basic needs.
Anxiety is also one of the most common mental health problems people face.
Self Help ResourcesAccording to the Mental Health Foundation, 25% of adults feel so anxious that it stops them from doing things some or all of the time.
Ways you can get involved




Resources
Download our full activities pack, or a poster, to get involved and promote Mental Health Awareness Week in your school, work, or community group.
Want to know more?
If you’d like to know more about Mental Health Awareness Week and how you can get involved, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We’re here to help and always love to hear from our supporters.
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