Our Partners

The aim of #ItsWorthTalkingAbout is to provide safe, confidential spaces for men & women to come & talk about anything that is affecting their wellbeing, mental health or quality of life.

Support can be provided one-to-one, to family groups, groups of colleagues or peers – whatever is preferred by you and is most appropriate to your situation. The service can be delivered in your home or wherever you are most comfortable. Our service is completely confidential and can provide short-term or longer-term support, depending on what you feel it is you need.

We are talking groups for men who have either been through a storm, are currently going through a storm or have a storm brewing in life.

A podcast not just designed to focus on men’s mental health and well-being. It also allows mothers, sisters, daughters and female peers to gain insight that will lead to a better understanding of the troubles men often suffer in silence with.

We were founded in October 2019 by the side of a fishing lake in Ashby, by Rick Roberts & Mick Leyland, the reason being the loss of a fellow fishermen to suicide. This prompted us to start a support group as both Rick and Mick have been through similar experiences in life. what started out as just a simple support group has now grown into a great support network supporting mental health and suicide prevention. Since then, our activities have grown, prospered and expanded.

Beder is a new charity raising awareness around mental health and suicide prevention through exciting, unique and inspiring initiatives. Beder intends to increase understanding and reduce fear around the topics of mental health and suicide in order to conquer the stigma surrounding these incredibly important, yet underestimated, issues. ​

Beyond are a grant-giving organisation committed to making a difference to the mental health of young people up and down the UK.

Blue Tea offer software development services enabling business growth. They help organisations thrive, by building innovative & bespoke software solutions such as Web Apps / Mobile Apps / API / Software Modernisation

Brave Mind’s vision is to save and improve lives, drive the conversation, and promote positive mental health for everyone in the rugby community. Our mission is to make a positive, lasting difference to the rugby community’s mental health and wellbeing. The charity works with rugby clubs, universities, colleges, and schools to put mental health at the heart of their communities, aiming to normalise discussions and support for mental health.

The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) is leading a movement against suicide. Every week 125 people in the UK take their own lives. And 75% of all UK suicides are male. CALM exists to change this. Join the campaign to take a stand against suicide.

Cameron’s Companions is a suicide prevention charity for men in England and Wales. We provide free, fast counselling or therapy for those suffering with suicidal thoughts. We believe that when you ask for help you should get it and not have to wait on a waiting list.

Champion Health empower employee wellbeing through data, insight and action

Changing Minds Training aim to empower each and every person with the skills, knowledge and compassion required to support the mental health of themselves and others.

Chris’s House stands for ‘Centre of Help, Response and Intervention Surrounding Suicide’ and has been set up to offer a safe environment where people in, or approaching, suicidal crisis can have a safe place to go and get professional support. This will help them to begin to recover from their current mental ill health. At Chris’s House we call anyone using our service a “Guest” and we offer an individually tailored programme for each Guest. Our guests will be assigned to a volunteer who will develop a strong rapport to help them through the crisis and support them to counter depression, negative and despairing thoughts and exchange reasons for dying with reasons for living. We truly listen to our guests and offer them appropriate therapies to aid them in their recovery journey.

The alliance is a network of voluntary and statutory organisation, individuals and businesses working together with one common cause – to support anyone who needs help, to create a mentally healthy Dorset. A critical part of our work is suicide prevention. We won’t rest until nobody in Dorset believes suicide is the only option. We are the Dorset Community Mental Health Alliance – Working together for Dorset’s wellbeing.

Dorset Mind educates, challenges mental health stigma and inequality, and encourages recovery by empowering adults and young people to develop resilience. Their 1-2-1 and group support includes active monitoring (CBT-type coaching), befriending, counselling, mentoring and a range of support groups across Dorset. These help people regain social skills and develop confidence. The charity also delivers educational wellbeing programmes for schools and workplaces and provides volunteer opportunities across all areas of the organisation.

FinWELL are a financial education and wellbeing training provider for employers of all sizes in the public and private sector. Their mission is to help people understand and improve financial wellbeing, leading to healthier relationships with money and better mental health. They do this through employee surveys, educational content, employer branded microsites, interactive group workshops, 1-1 guidance and coaching sessions and leadership training.

Find a Helpline is the largest, most accurate helpline resource in the world. We hold relationships with helpline organisations and crisis centers in over 100 countries, who verify their information with us directly.

First Person Project provides people with the correct tools and guidance needed to allow them to navigate the stages of mental health awareness for themselves. They provide a safe space and constructive environment for people to learn how to reflect on their own experiences and personal situations.

For children and their families, young people, and adults affected by eating difficulties and disorders Our founding principles are based on the experiences of individuals who have had, are still living with, and have recovered from eating disorders and general mental health conditions.

Forces in the Community, located in Beeston, Nottingham, is a charitable organisation dedicated to helping the ex-military community. With our volunteers, staff, and partners' dedication, we strive to improve the lives of everyone who needs help within our community.

We started FormScore as a simple way to track our mental wellbeing on a day-to-day basis using a score, out of ten. From there, FormScore has evolved to be much more than a mood tracker. The App connects us with friends, family and colleagues to help support each other when we’re feeling low and celebrate when we’re riding high.

Friendly WiFi is a government-initiated safe certification standard for public WiFi. The Friendly WiFi symbol tells you where the service meets minimum filtering standards – particularly in areas where children are present. Approved venues and locations worldwide displaying the Friendly WiFi symbol have proved their service blocks access to pornography, images and videos of child sexual abuse and web pages known by the Internet Watch Foundation to host indecent images of children.

The Stay Alive app is a pocket suicide prevention resource for the UK, packed full of useful information to help you stay safe. You can use it if you are having thoughts of suicide or if you are concerned about someone else who may be considering suicide. In addition to the resources, the app includes a safety plan, customisable reasons for living, and a life box where you can store photos that are important to you.

Harmless provides support, information, training and consultancy about self harm to individuals who self harm, their friends, families and professionals with a view to promoting health and recovery, reducing isolation and distress, and by increasing awareness and skill in intervention.