We're South Kent Mind, the mental health charity. We're here to make sure anyone with mental health concerns have somewhere to turn for advice and support.
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ALT Graphic with text: "International Youth Day". There is a photo of children putting their hands together in a circle, inside an M shaped frame. On top of the image, a drawing of a lightbulb. In the top right, the MHF logo.
ALT Text reads 'Worried someone might be thinking about suicide?' 'Be alert: Not everyone who thinks about suicide will tell someone, but there may be warning signs.' 'Be honest: Tell the person why you’re worried about them, and ask about suicide. Tell them you want to know how they really are, and that it’s OK to talk about suicide.' 'Listen: Just listening is one of the most helpful things you can do. Try not to judge or give advice.' 'Get them help: It’s OK if you don’t know how; our free Stay Alive app can get you started - www.stayalive.app' 'Take care of yourself: You may find it helpful to discuss your feelings with another friend, or a confidential service.'
ALT A poster promoting a Summer Well event at the Cheriton Baptist Church on July 16 between 10am-1pm. Details of what is taking place is listed on the image
ALT 2 in 3 football fans have struggled with their mental heath. There's a illustration of a football pitch with players and crowds
ALT If you're struggling, we're always here to listen 24/7. There's an illustration of 6 footballers and on the back of their shirts it spells out Samaritans number 116 123.
ALT Text reads 'Men's Mental Health Matters'. Underneath are 4 boxes each with text inside reading 'Men are 3x more likely to die by suicide than women', 'Suicide is the leading cause of death for men under 50', '1 in 8 men experience a common mental health problem', 'Only 36% of referrals to NHS talking therapies are for men'
