Mental Health Campaigns

Details of mental health campaigns supported by ELFT including Children's Mental Health Week, #RainbowBedfordshire, Heads Up and See the Signs, Save Life.

#RainbowBedfordshire

#RainbowBedfordshire strives to actively challenge stigma and loneliness by informing best practices through training, increasing visibility and social inclusion, and through building LGBTQ+/ally networks.

See the Signs, Save a Life

This campaign focuses on the signs to look out for and what you can do to help. It also encourages the community not to be afraid to ask directly about suicide.

Heads Up

This campaign targets men aged 30-59 in Milton Keynes and Bedfordshire. These men are less likely to seek help on mental health issues and tend to ‘suffer in silence’.

All aboard - ELFT & Network Rail

All on Board is a partnership that embeds an East London NHS Foundation Trust Nurse in the Network Rail Anglia team with a vision to lead in the delivery of a service that works within our communities.

Men's Health Week

This campaign aims to empower male ELFT staff to prioritise their health, raise awareness about preventable health issues, and provide resources and support to promote overall well-being.

Children's Mental Health Week

The theme for 2024's Children's Mental Health Week - which is run by mental health charity Place2Be - is 'My Voice Matters', aiming to empower children and young people by providing them with the tools they need to express themselves.

Eating Disorder Awareness Week

This campaign aims to provide information and resources about disordered eating to increase awareness and reduce stigma.