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We’ve updated our account to focus on our parent charity, Mental Health Innovations.
For updates from our services, Shout and The Mix, please visit our websites (giveusashout.org and themix.org.uk ) for ways to receive news and updates.
We're so pleased to announce the launch of our three-year partnership with Zurich Community Trust today. Thanks to their support, we will be able to fund 25,000 conversations with 15,000 young people in crisis each year.
From all of us at MHI, the biggest thank you!
🌟 New Year, New Partnerships! 🌟
We’re thrilled to announce our three new key charity partners for 2026:
🤝 @YLvsCancer
📢 Shout (@MHI_Charity)
🏃♀️ @goodgym
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#EnrichingCommunitiesTogether
Every donation from now - 2 December will be doubled while match funds last - that means double the life-saving support for young people and those in mental health crisis 🎁🎁 donate.biggive.org/campaign/…
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Nationwide issues 'immediate' announcement with thousands set to benefit birminghammail.co.uk/news/co…
We're thrilled to be partnering with @AskNationwide to support the mental health of their customers. (1/2)
Nationwide partners with Shout to offer 24/7 mental health support for customers
The move comes as part of the society’s broader effort to strengthen in-branch services and improve support for vulnerable customers.
theintermediary.co.uk/2025/1…
We're holding a competition to design our festive card for the year! The competition is open to everyone, whether you're a texter, volunteer, fundraiser or supporter.
The competition will close on 5 November.
More info: giveusashout.org/latest/card…
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“I’m fine” – The silent struggle of Gen Z’s mental health ...
🤝 Make a Connection encourages people to text the keyword ‘Journey’ to 85258 to access the Shout service and receive free mental health support, 24/7.
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#WorldMentalHealthDay #Shout
Building strong, positive connections is at the heart of good mental health. In this webinar, you’ll hear from experts at Mental Health Innovations and Bounce Forward, with a special video message from Harry Kane.
Register: bit.ly/46yISZA
'Working Well' is the second in a series of reports with @imperialcollege and during this evening's event we'll be hearing two panel discussions around how to support people who are unemployed due to mental ill health and the key learnings that can be taken from the report.
We're delighted to be @wagamama_uk HQ to launch our new 'Working Well' report with @imperialcollege @Imperial_IGHI. Our Chair of Trustees Andrew Harrison is kicking things off to talk about what we do and the millions of people we support through our services Shout and The Mix.
It's #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, but every day is suicide prevention day at Shout. If you're struggling to cope, text 'Shout' to 85258 to speak to one of our trained volunteers, 24/7.
This #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, hear how Kane, a Shout Volunteer, used his training to save someone's life. At Shout, our volunteers have supported over a million people who were struggling to cope: youtu.be/CeMOEah_cUo
Help us continue to be there: giveusahsout.org/donate
We’re proud our data team has been recognised with the Statistical Excellence Award for Trustworthiness, Quality & Value. Thanks to @CSWnews for the coverage and to @StatsRegulation, @RoyalStatSoc for the recognition. civilserviceworld.com/profes…
More than 1 in 5 (21%) of people who text us are autistic. We're so glad the accessible format of our text service gives autistic people the opportunity to get the support they need. Everyone deserves to feel heard.
After struggling with her own mental health, endurance cyclist Amy has taken on an unprecedented challenge to raise awareness and support others: cycling the full men's Tour de France route, plus transfers, for Shout and The Mix.
charitytoday.co.uk/derby-cyc…
For over four years, Sophie has supported people in crisis as a Shout Volunteer. She shares how volunteering with us has shaped her life, from powerful moments of connection to flexible shifts and new skills she's been able to use at work.
















