Can you raise money for Shout by doing what you love?
In the last 24 hours, we've taken around 2,000 conversations with people who were suicidal, depressed or anxious. But being there 24/7 takes funding. We can't keep our service running without the help of people like you.
Join our Discord community or send us an email to get started.
On 25 - 31 October, we’re holding our second week-long, round-the-clock community streaming event to raise vital funds and awareness for our service.
You’ll join a team of content creators in holding your own fundraising livestream. How you fundraise is entirely up to you - whether it’s one streaming marathon, a gaming event or streams held over the entire week, the money you raise will have a huge impact on people around the UK in need of immediate mental health support.
Whether you're a streaming pro or fancy having a go for the first time, there's lots of ways to turn a fun night in with friends into a successful fundraiser.
The money you raise will help keep our service free for those who need it most.
It will help us to recruit and train more Shout Volunteers, who take life-saving conversations with children, young people and adults every day.
You'll make a real difference to those who need urgent support with their mental health.
Playing games can be positive to our mental health by giving us time to relax and to connect with others. Still, it's important to look ourselves yourself while gaming.
We love this advice from Mind on how to game safely and healthily.
Remember, you don't need to complete your challenge for Shout in one go. Take breaks to move your body, go outside and to be offline. Reserve time to take care of yourself while you stream.
Work with Shout to raise awareness, support student mental health and fundraise.
Help people in the UK access life-saving support by taking on a once-in-a-lifetime fundraising challenge and trekking, climbing or cycling for mental health.
How rocking one of our Shout t-shirts helps let people who are struggling know they’re not alone