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Convoy in Support of PAPYRUS

Volkswagen enthusiasts are preparing to take part in a convoy to raise money for a leading suicide prevention charity. Every

Loughborough to Istanbul, for Ben

The family and friends of a student who took his own life say they have been completely overwhelmed by the

#WorldFriendshipDay

Friends come in all different forms. What a friend looks like to someone may be completely different to someone else.

Empowering communities

This is a guest post from Alana Lukens, the founder of the Empowerment Project, a platform that explores mental health,

My journey to recovery through exercise

This is a guest post by personal trainer, Mitchell Robinson. He speaks of his thoughts of suicide and his journey

Pride Month 2020

This is a guest post from Char Binns, Festival Director at Homotopia and Director at Liverpool Queer Collective June marks

Men’s Health Week 2020 – a guide to ta...

Taking care of yourself during COVID-19 – a guide for men’s health week Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in December

Thanks to all of the teachers

Today is thank a teacher day, and we would like to take this opportunity to say thanks to all of

Accepting Your Own Emotions To Support Others

This is a guest blog from a PAPYRUS Champion, who has lived experience of supporting a loved one with thoughts

Maternal Mental Health Week

Motherhood is often seen as magical; the most fulfilling thing that a woman can do. So why are the number

Coping with Addiction

Addiction can affect many people in many different ways. Often, when we think of addiction – we might think of

Finding your own space during lockdown

Finding your own space during isolation would have seemed like a nonsensical sentence just a few weeks ago. Now though

PAPYRUS’ Football Manager Win

PAPYRUS Prevention of Young Suicide has been offered free pitch-side advertising on one of the world’s most popular video games.

30 days of self-care

April is stress awareness month. According to the Mental Health Foundation, over 74% of the UK population has experienced stress

What Next?

As we grow up attending school, college and even university, we get used to the structure of academic life. There’s

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