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About Champions

Time to Change Champions are people with lived experience of mental health problems (including carers) who campaign to end mental health discrimination in their communities. They raise awareness by speaking out about their experiences, through events and anti-stigma projects.

The Champions network offers opportunities for people who would like to increase their skills and confidence whilst being involved in different aspects of our work. We regularly organise training and networking events for Champions in different parts of England.

As a Champion, you can promote your own work on this page, as long as it is raising awareness about mental health in some way or challenges stigma and discrimination.

All external opportunities will be clearly marked. Time to Change is not responsible for for the content or running of external projects and activities.

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Volunteer at the Department of Health's annual wellbeing fair

Time to Change will be attending the Department of Health's annual wellbeing fair in London on the 3rd July and we're looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help us on the day.

We will be running a Time to Change stall at the fair along with other local organisations attending. Volunteers are needed to help with this and to have conversations with the staff who attend about mental health discrimination. 

Learn to Speak Out in Newcastle this July

Do you want to learn skills to help you ‘speak out’ about mental health stigma and discrimination? Do you want to develop your confidence to enable you to tell your story?

Time to Change will be running Speak Out training this July for all Champions local to Newcastle. The training will give you skills, information and confidence to speak out about your experience of mental health problems, as well as an understanding of the importance of an anti-stigma campaign.

Help make Waltham Forest mental health friendly

Have you experienced mental health difficulties? Could you use your experiences to help others understand more about mental health? Do you want to help make Waltham Forest a mental health friendly borough?

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