This winter's cost of living crisis is a huge threat to mental health in the UK, and comes at a time when mental illness in young people is already at a record high.
There is an opportunity for students and staff to make a big difference by working with Shout to promote positive mental health within your community and raise awareness of the life-saving support that is available. Find out more about working with us below.
University partnerships help us to reach and support not only the students and staff at your institution, but around the UK.
As nominated charity partner or charity of the year, we offer tailored support focused on your mental health and wellbeing goals. Whether you'd like us to lead a training session or workshop, provide personalised resources or offer student mental health insights, we'd love to work together to promote positive mental health on campus or in your community.
Fundraising at uni is lots of fun and great for raising awareness of mental health support. If you’re part of a society or team or looking for something new to do with friends, why not suggest a fundraiser in aid of Shout?
You'll be helping more people in crisis to access our service while conquering an incredible personal challenge, developing meaningful relationships with friends or colleagues and supporting your own mental health in the process.
Explore the opportunities we have on offer below to find one that's perfect for you.
Whether you're a pro gamer or having a go for the first time, there's lots of ways to turn a fun night in with friends into a successful fundraiser.
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.
Sign up for one of our discounted charity places in marathon and half marathons around the UK.
22-year-old Alex explains how volunteering for Shout has helped her work out what she wants to do for a career and take the next steps towards this through her studies.
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