Campaigns
Sharing powerful stories
World Mental Health Day is on Saturday, and we’re recognising the theme set by the World Health Organisation: ‘mental health…
Read MoreWhy hope and courage?
We’re launching a new social media campaign celebrating #HopeandCourage. We believe that together hope and courage epitomises everything we do,…
Read MoreHope for World Mental Health Day
This World Mental Health Day, which this year focuses on suicide prevention, we are looking at our Hope Project –…
Read More#ItsTheLittleThings – Sylvia’s Fund
Sylvia’s Fund is the brainchild of one of our support workers, Isabella Cross. Wanting to set up a fund that helped people’s mental health in small ways. We campaign for Sylvia’s Fund under #ItsTheLittleThings.
Read More#GetReal – helping prevent male suicide
New Second Step social media campaign #GetReal to help prevent male suicide.
Read More#WhatMakesMeWell
Our #WhatMakesMeWell campaign is back for the summer. Kicked off with this one minute film from our Communications Manager.
Read More#TakingMentalHealthOutside
Our most recent campaign is the result of a four-month experimental film project with staff, volunteers, peer workers and clients…
Read More#PuttingMeFirst – capturing people’s stories of hope, courage and change
We’ve been putting mental health first for individuals and communities for the last three decades. To mark our 30th birthday we’ve made a film which captures people’s stories of hope, courage and change. Called #PuttingMeFirst, the film shows the power of supporting people to find out who they really are.
Read More#HomeEqualsHope on BBC Radio Bristol
Paul, who is telling his story as part of #HomeEqualsHope, joined Second Step Chief Executive on BBC Radio Bristol at the start of Homeless Awareness Week.
Read More#HomeEqualsHope – Without a home, I had no future
Paul lost his home and all his belongings while he was treated in a psychiatric unit under a section. Paul said: “It was horrific to lose everything”.
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