Get involved
Join the campaign to end the stigma and discrimination people with mental health problems face.
There are loads of ways to get involved and help get people talking about mental health. You can add your name to our pledge wall to tell us how you will help tackle stigma, get your workplace involved, find out about our events or run your own, join our Champions network and use your personal experience to raise awareness or send an ecard to friends, family or colleagues to let them know you're there for them.
Latest opportunities to get involved
Find out more about our latest opportunities to get involved, including jobs and volunteering posts and opportunities to get involved in our Champions network.
May 21, 2013
Time to Change regional coordinator for the West Midlands will be holding a networking event for all Champions and Time to Change supporters local to Coventry.
Come along to the event to meet other Champions, find out more about how to get involved with Time to Change on a local level and to hear...
May 20, 2013
Time to Change has 8 regional coordinators who work across the country to train and campaign with local Champions against stigma and discrimination. They
run training and events that provide Champions with skills that will equip them
to challenge stigma in their every day lives.Your...
May 20, 2013
On March 22nd
Time to Change went along to the University College London’s ‘Challenging
Stigma’ conference. The event aimed to
challenge perceptions formed by trainee and professional Clinical Psychologists
at the University and to raise awareness of stigma across a number of issues.
London...
May 15, 2013
Nottingham University Television Station are looking for volunteers to be part of their mental health documentary, 'Mental: My Take'. The film will be produced by students and aims to challenge the stigma surrounding mental health problems. The television station will be speaking to students,...
May 13, 2013
The Growing Voices project in Cumbria aims to give people with experience of mental problems a voice in their own community without risking exposure to stigma.
Growing Voices is based around an interactive art installation that is designed to be as attractive and accessible as possible; the ‘...
Our blogger Tim writes about how his friend Matt supported him through depression.
Need support?
If you are experiencing mental health problems or need urgent support, there are lots of places you can go for help.
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