The Mentoring School

On 10th October 2019

Charlie Mills

Mental health is something which affects so many of us, whether it is ourselves, a family member or a friend. Even though it affects so many, it is spoken about by so few, that is why I am supporting the awards.

Charlie Mills

Made in Chelsea

Gemma Gordon

These awards help encourage people to ask for help and experience the beauty of recovery.

Gemma Gordon

Actress

Kieran Nicholls

It is projects like those celebrated that will help encourage people to open up about their difficulties and that can be a massive turning point in their lives.

Kieran Nicholls

Love Island Contestant and Fitness Trainer

Ben Ainslie

We all know how critical mental health is to everyday life, together let’s make a healthier, happier nation.

Sir Ben Ainslie

Olympic Sailor

Gabby Logan

It is vital we consider mental health in the same way we consider physical health. I’m all for looking after our bodies, our heart, being fit and strong, but there’s no point if everything on the outside works, but inside we have issues that we can’t talk about.

Gabby Logan

Presenter and former International Gymnast

Gary Lineker

So many people suffer with mental health issues, these awards are a really good thing and congratulations to the winners.

Gary Lineker

Sports Broadcaster and former Footballer

Stephen Fry

Mental health difficulties affect us all at some point, so it’s wonderful to see awards that celebrate people who have an impact on people’s well-being.

Stephen Fry

Actor, Comedian and Writer

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