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Feel Happy At Play

 

 

Nearly three in four young people worry about how their friends will react when they talk about their mental health issues.

Many say they lack self-esteem as a result of their conditions, leaving them anxious about how they will fit in with their peers.


Add the pressures of social media, relationships, drink and drugs, and young people can soon find themselves – and their mental health – under real strain.


As part of The Feel Happy Fix Live, 16 to 25-year-olds from across the UK are identifying the biggest issues to affect young people’s happiness ‘at play’, before proposing practical solutions to make change for the better.


Find out more about some of the Fixers already working on projects to help young people feel happier in their social lives…

 

Shaun

Diagnosed with drug-induced psychosis, Shaun is sending a sobering reminder to others his age about the potential long-term effects of substance misuse. Click here to find out more about his campaign.
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Chelcie Peryer-Davies

Keen to raise awareness about mental health and wellbeing, Chelcie’s helped set up acting workshops designed to raise young people’s self-esteem. Click here to find out more about her campaign.

Craig Mohan

After his interest in the internet began to take over his life, leaving him feeling socially isolated and lonely, Craig is warning others of the potential pitfalls of spending too much time online. Click here to read more about his campaign.  

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'Meredith'

Having experienced an unhealthy and unhappy relationship, ‘Meredith’ is campaigning to help others spot the warning signs of domestic abuse. Click here to find out more about her Fixers project.
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