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A short film challenging misconceptions around eating disorders.

A short film which calls for the 12 month ban on gay men donating blood to be lifted.

A short film raising awareness of anorexia.

A short film which looks at the link between success and happiness.

a short film about fighting self-doubt

A music video about dealing with bereavement.

A short film showing that calories aren't the enemy.

A student who has struggled with her mental......

Standing up for gender equality.

A short film showing how panic attacks can affect people in different ways.

Dealing with bereavement

A short animated film about plastic pollution.

Showing the benefits of pole fitness.

A short film about volunteering in Easterhouse, Glasgow.

Ending the cycle of abuse.

A film raising awareness about Tourette's.

A film which encourages people with hearing loss to not let their disability hold them back.

A short film showing the impact of domestic abuse on the lives of children.

A short animation to get more people interested in politics.

The impact of FGM.

A short film aimed at tackling Islamophobia.

A short film about cyberbullying.

A film encouraging people to never give up on their dreams.

A short film calling for more support for those with alopecia.

A short film about suicide in Northern Ireland.

Nicole Sneddon (23) from Grangemouth, Stirlingshire shows young people the reality and responsibilities of being a young parent in this Fixers film.

A short film looking at the dangers of new psychoactive substances.

A short film encouraging employers to give young people a chance.

‘It started off petty and then got more......

A short film warning young people about the dangers of social media challenges.

A short film showing young people the importance of home security.

A short film encouraging people who are transgender to be proud of themselves.

A short film aiming to empower young women.

A short film which explains more about Crohn's disease.

A film which raises awareness of ADHD.

Managing mental health

A teenager wants to reduce the number of......

Embrace your culture.

Calling on decision-makers to improve youth services.

A short film highlighting the prejudice faced by LGBT communities in homophobic countries and the importance for victims to be able to claim asylum.

A film showing young people how to behave in different situations.

Challenging negative stereotypes of young mums.

Campaigning for an end to discrimination.

Sexual harassment in schools.

Taking mental health seriously.

Youth Offending Awareness

A short film challenging gender stereotypes in the workplace.

A short film about the benefits of playing sport.

A short film challenging regional stereotypes.

A short film showing the benefits of cultural inclusion.

A short film encouraging people to stand up to trolls.

A short film encouraging young people to play the bagpipes.

A short film encouraging victims of abuse to speak out.

James Connolly wants to to get people talking about the toll of suicide in Northern Ireland

Buddy Ripley, 24, explains how music is helping him to turn his life around

Lewis Pask, 19, from Sheffield, says charity work turned his life around

Rianna Raymond Williams, 24, is warning young people about the importance of appropriate behaviour in formal environments.

Doctors, talk to me!

A short film educating teachers about how to help students with mental health issues.

Lucia Mee, 17, from Ballycastle, has had three liver transplants and wants children to learn about the organ donation register in schools

George Gathern, 17, from Brighton, is encouraging people to think about the amount of food they waste

Jess Oman, 20, is encouraging young people not to believe everything they read online

A short film educating people about Asperger's syndrome.

Milly Banks, 23, from Cheltenham, wants to encourage people to be more understanding of hidden illnesses.

Luis John, 22, from Catford, London, has Asperger's Syndrome. He has created this film showing the world through his eyes and hopes it will help people understand him better.

Chanelle Hopkins, 19, from Havant, Hampshire, wants to encourage young people being sexually exploited to seek help.

Lewis Hern, 17, from Pontypool, wants to change the guidelines on gay men donating blood.

Azzees Minott, 24, from Upton Park, wants to show young people that politics in entrenched in every aspect of their lives.

Rudolf Brenyah, 25, from Chatham, Kent, wants young people to find their purpose in life and pursue it.

Alisha Mitchell, 21, from Forest Hill, wants to show the impact gang crime has on families

Jess Benton, 19, from Birmingham, wants to champion autism acceptance.

Eoin Godfrey, 19, wants to encourage people to sign the organ donation register

Demi-Leigh Freeman, 19, from Dudley, wants young people to talk about their mental health

Megan Oyinka, 18, wants the voting age to be lowered to 16

Tonicha Simpson, 19, from Alnwick, wants young people to stick by friends with mental ill-health

Tariro Munodawafa, 20, from Liverpool, wants to educate young people about HIV

Zishi Zhang, 18, from Stamford, Lincolnshire, wants young people to make changes at a local and national level

Guy Holness, 25, from Dudley, wants young people to embrace creativity to make positive changes

Gurdeep Singh Cheema, 21, from Slough, wants to highlight the dangers of online grooming.

Ben Bengey, 19, from Ilfracombe, Devon, wants young people to pursue a career in the fishing industry.

Howard Wicks, 21, from Kingsbridge, has locked-in syndrome and wants to encourage people to stay positive whatever life throws at them

Aaron Kinney, 12, is encouraging youngsters not to use drugs as a coping mechanism

Samuel Remi-Akinwale, 16, wants to ensure young people are taught life skills at school

Poppy Clough, 16, from Llantarnum, wants to inspire young people with hearing impairments.

Jodie Broadley, 26, from Sheffield, wants to show the crippling nature of Body Dysmorphic Disorder.

Sophie Clarke, 18, from Framlingham, wants to educate parents and teachers on self-harm

Farid Saleh, 21, from Islington, wants to challenge negative attitudes towards care leavers.

James Gordon, 24, from Derby, wants people to find a creative outlet for their emotions

Cynthia, 20, from Birmingham, wants every child in the UK to be given the same opportunities regardless of where they were born.

Bee Daws, 25, from Gloucester, uses puppetry to help with depression and anxiety.

Natasha Mead, 22, from Plymouth, wants people to get into sport regardless of the challenges they face.

Megan Hinton, 17, from Southampton, wants to show how hard it is to lose a pet.

Nicole Allen, 19, from Seaford, wants people to make the most of their lives.

Alice Schweigert, 19, from Lewisham, wants to show the repercussions of fraud.

Matt Hood, 16, from Edinburgh, wants to educate students about the issues facing trans teens.

Gemima Christodoulou-Peace, 19, from Ipswich, doesn't want gender to prevent youngsters from choosing a career.

Cody Rennie, 24, from Manchester, wants to break down prejudices about homelessness

Ben Evans, 21, from Southfields near Wimbledon, wants to encourage openness about being transgender.

Nathan McCard, 18, from Lisburn in County Antrim, wants to encourage people being bullied to seek help.

A short film aiming to challenge negative youth stereotypes.

Tackling male suicide

Amy Blockwell, 21, from Milford Haven, wants more support for the parents of premature babies

Louise Bown, 20, from Erdington, wants to show that your mental health doesn't define you

Zenisha Peterkin, 17, from Camberwell, wants to encourage self-confidence in young people

Save The Raptors

Risa Romy, 17, from Dorchester, wants more people from ethnic minorities to become organ donors.

Celebrating multiculturalism.

Raymond Lillycrop, 21, from Milford Haven, wants employers to see past jobseekers' disabilities

Emma Rogerson, 17, and her sister Toni, 19, from Hartlepool, want to prevent people from taking their own lives.

Alice Gray, 25, from Cardiff, wants more girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and maths

Robyn Wimble, 22, from Croydon, wants young people to open up about their mental health

Georgia Goodman, 19, and Jonathan Hughes, 21, from Cumbria, want to warn people about sextortion

IBS Awareness

The dangers of online gaming

Scott Parker, 23, from Brighton, wants to encourage greater acceptance of alternative families

Challenging negative stereotypes of people from urban communities.

Caitlen Middleton, 17, from Holyhead, wants young people to stay safe when they're having fun

Izak Jackson, 22, from Middlesbrough, wants to highlight coastline pollution

Lee Morris, 20, from Abercam, wants people to be kind in their daily lives.

Martin Berisford, 24, from Coventry, wants to encourage people not to be held back by their disability.

Rediat Abayneh, 24, from Bristol, wants to thank Britain for giving her a safe place to live.

Connor Moody-Russell, 19, from Southampton, is encouraging young men to feel happy about how they look.

Emma-Louise Petrie, 16, from Falkirk, wants to encourage young women to achieve their goals

A short film about staying safe online.

A short film challenging negative stereotypes of homeless people.

A film about child sexual exploitation.

A short film encouraging people to be themselves.

Paige Sheerin, 16, from Antrim, is encouraging young people to volunteer.

A short film about young carers.

Caitlen Middleton, 17, from Holyhead, wants to stop young people putting themselves in danger by drinking underage

Luke Murphy, 22, from North Lanarkshire, wants to highlight how chronic illnesses affect young people.

Young people in care matter.

A short film encouraging professionals to have more understanding of young carers.

Ed Southgate, 20, from Bristol, who developed anorexia when he was a teenager, has launched a campaign to show that the illness doesn't just affect females.

Swansea University student, Ella Wilkinson, 21, has launched a campaign with Fixers to get young people to make more of an effort when it comes to recycling.

Jane (not her real name), 20, from Cambridgeshire, wants to urge all professionals working with young Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) victims to treat them with respect.

Abi Fraser, 17, from Wem near Shrewsbury, wants to warn people about the growing dangers of antibiotic resistance.

Coded Creativity Fix on ITV News Anglia and Meridian (E)

Luke Moynan, 17 from St Cleer, Liskeard, is campaigning with Fixers for a better bus service to serve young people in the area.

After being diagnosed with post-natal depression following the birth of her daughter 4-years-ago, Lauren Murchison, 23, from Carlisle is encouraging other young mums not to bottle up their emotions.

Megan, 17, from Southampton, wants people to be more understanding towards those grieving for a pet.

Social Media Ills Fix on ITV News Tyne Tees

A short film about changing people's perceptions of young people.

Naomi Rodgers, 21, from Tain, is highlighting how hard it can be for people to open up about their mental health issues.

Charley Zakrzewski, 25, who was born with a rare disorder which affects her movement is encouraging young people to make the most of life despite the challenges they may face.

Shauna Webb, 21, from Hengoed, wants to show how important youth clubs are.

My Fixers Film

Kate Grant, 19, from Cookstown in County Tyrone, wants people with disabilities to be taken seriously.

A film to inspire people to find the confidence to 'come out'

A Fixers film raising awareness about young people's rights in health care.

Lloyd Cottrell, 20, from Newport, speaks......

A Fixers film about school pressures.

A film about domestic violence

A film about harassment

Billie Nordkill, 22, from Dumfries,......

Kayley Walton, 17, from Haverfordwest, has......

Grace Ludlam, 24, and Madeleine Street, 21,......

A film about coping with cancer.

A film about mental health

A film about gender stereotypes in sport.

A short film about the dangers of underage drinking.

A film about drug and alcohol abuse.

Josh Connor, 19, from Otley, is raising......

A film about invisible illnesses.

A film about young entrepreneurs

A video about bullying

A film about life after terror

Ben Dalton is calling for age limits to be imposed on tyres fitted to buses and coaches

Andy Dunne, 24, from Cambridge, is urging more men to open up about their mental health

A short film calling on more people to take mental health seriously.

Helping others deal with anxiety.

Emily Long, 18, from the Isle of Sheppey, and Daska Knapcova, 18, from Sittingbourne, want to encourage people to learn basic mental health first aid skills.

Rob Senior, 22, wants people to open up about their problems

Tara Henry, 16, from Craigavon in County Armagh, wants to show what it's like to suffer from agoraphobia

Sam Bakarat wants Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services to be more accessible

Mixed media messages.

Jordan Smith-Howell, 23, from Milford Haven, wants people to be mindful about the language they use when talking to trans men and women.

Shannon Johnson, 18, from Seaton Delaval, wants to encourage girls to take up rugby.

Lysette Hacking, 26, from Howarth wants more......

Bonnie Fox, 20, from Derby, wants people with mental health conditions to be treated equally.

A short film about spotting the signs of abuse.

Let's Talk

Lucinda Larnach has developed an acronym to help drivers stay safe on the roads

Jacob wants to show that having a disability doesn’t need to stop you from excelling within the sports industry.

A group of young people from Kent want to highlight the benefits of Outdoor Learning as a positive alternative to mainstream schooling.

Welsh students want to reduce the stigma surrounding free school meal provisions.

Mental health and family

Mason Wheaton, 24, from Ashford, wants people to stop dressing to try and fit in.

Lou Rapado-Evans, 18, from Swansea, wants to help people understand the term 'non-binary'.

'Ashley', 18, wants to highlight the fact......

Febimara Sey, 20, from Borehamwood, wants......

Millie and Lucy, 14, from Derby, were the......

David Slack, 18, from Andover, is leading a......

A Fixers project led by Leeanne Turkington,......

Calli Marie Brighton, 25, from Birmingham,......

Cassy Del Bussos sister was seriously......

Abusive Head Trauma In Babies - A......

Lily Beer-Doblon, from Aberystwyth, wants to......

a fix by ANNA MARIA DEAN...

Food Poverty Easterhouse Glasgow...

Fixer Layne wants to inspire young women to......

Elaf Hussien, 15, from Edinburgh, has teamed......

A group of students at Rockmount Primary......

James Bennett, 17, from Louth, Lincolnshire,......

Supporting people with Mayer-Rokitansky-Kϋster- Hauser (MRKH) syndrome.

A Fixers project led by Adeola Gbakinro, 22,......

A film about manipulative behaviours.

Female Genital Mutilation survivors working with Fixers share their harrowing testimonies in a film designed to promote understanding and awareness among midwives.

A video about poor transport links in Romney......

A Fixers project led by Paige Sheerin, 18,......

A Fixers project led by Lucy McDowell. A......

a fix by and featuring CHARLIE ROSIE...

A group of young mothers in Andover want to......

Georgia Douglas-Brown, 18, from Workington,......

A Fixers project led by Andrea, not her real......

Jordan Mothersole, 16, from Sittingbourne, wants to raise awareness of complex PTSD.

A short film about young people, lockdown......

Carly Colquhoun, 18, from Glasgow, wants to......

Reach out. You are not alone.

Changing perceptions of homelessness.

The benefits of martial arts.

I'm more than a disability

Battling Bullies

The pressure to be perfect.

Get help for bipolar.

Fighting Bullies

Fighting online bullying

Breaking the cycle of bullying

A short film about the negative impact of an abusive relationship.

Homophobia is no laughing matter.

Dangerous Game

Raising awareness of dyslexia.

Body

Challenging misconceptions of foodbanks.

Eating disorders film

A Sexual Consent Campaign

Spotting the signs of an unhealthy relationship.

A short film encouraging people to get involved in sports.

A film encouraging those with mental health issues to speak out.

Domestic violence

A short film which encourages young women to be confident in themselves.

A short film promoting positive body image.

A short film which encourages young people to ignore negative stereotypes and fulfil their potential.

A short film encouraging people to show more respect to army veterans.

A short film helping teenagers make the transition from school to college.

The power of positive thinking

A short film showing how the closure of a......

A short film showing the challenges faced by people with speech disorders.

Chloe, whose real name has not been used, wants to encourage people struggling with addiction to seek help

James Ellis performed at the event after Fixers launched the Get James to Bestival campaign

Faye Draper, 22, wants to get people talking about street harassment

Lucy Mathison, 18, from Tyne and Wear, is raising awareness of eating disorders

Alice, 24, from Caerphilly, wants to raise awareness of domestic abuse in LGBT relationships

Pembe Tokluhan, 18, from Hackney, wants to improve relations between the police and young people

A short film encouraging more respect for people with learning difficulties.

Jade Lochhead, 21, from Paisley is campaigning for transport to be free for young carers

Zara Parkin, 18, wants to put an end to gender stereotypes

A short film aiming to tackle gender prejudice towards women.

Kirsty, 17, from West Yorkshire, wants to show how damaging it is to share explicit images online.

Jade Dyer, 17, wants young carers to receive more support in school

Megan O'Kane, 23, wants cheerleading to be added to the school curriculum.

Ippy Gupta, 17, from Truro, wants young people to open about about depression

Jade Forsyth, 19, from Falkirk, wants people to open up about their mental health

Joe Ruane, 24, from Leeds, wants pupils with dyspraxia to get better support

Karis Charley, 17, wants to educate teachers and pupils about epilepsy in schools

Natasha McCormick, 16, from Southampton, wants to show girls the benefits of boxing

James Ireland, 24, from Southend-on-Sea, wants more disability sports shown on mainstream TV

Simeon Wakely, 19, from Timsbury, wants more disability sports to be shown on television

Follow your dreams

David Shields, 25, wants LGBT groups to form in schools

Luke Ambler, 27, from Halifax, wants men to speak out if they are suffering from depression

Owen Leach, 16, from the Isle of Sheppey, wants young people to follow their dreams

Frances Shillito, 26, has battled anorexia and wants to help others with the condition.

Laurence Griffin, 25, from Skipton, wants young people to receive more support when they transition from education to work

Nathan Barr, 17, wants to highlight the lack of youth facilities available in Waringstown, Co Down.

Emma Riley, 19, from Chorley, Lancashire, wants to challenge disability stigma

Joe Ruane, 22, from Leeds, is campaigning to improve understanding of dyspraxia

Harriet Davis, 24, from Lancaster, wants to show that eating disorders can happen to anyone

Jasmine Rankin, 22, from Taunton, wants prospective employers to look past disabilities

Kobe Still, 17, from Folkestone, wants young people to be compassionate towards veterans

Ellie Rodger, 16, from Banchory, wants people to stop making negative judgements about others

Caitlin Ronan, 17, from Ledbury, and her team wanted young hospital patients to be involved in the 'transition' process.

Samuel Remi-Akinwale wants young people to be taught life skills at school

Will Lyon Tupman, 22, from Cambridge, wants young people from foster care backgrounds to reach their full potential

Morgan Williams, 17, from Stirling, wants improvements to be made to the Customs Roundabout underpasses.

James Underwood, 17, from Chesterfield, says it's important to remain positive in the face of adversity

Hayley Coombs, 27, from Bath, wants to educate children and their parents about asthma.

Jodie Broadley, 26, from Sheffield, wants to show how serious Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) is.

Stefan Clarke, 21, from Ballymoney, wants people to stop making assumptions about people with learning disabilities

Nat Pattinson, 20, from Cumbria, says that wheelchair basketball has changed his life

Jack Marasco, 20, from Newport, wants young people to know the signs of domestic violence

Amy Payne, 19, from Southampton, wants people to realise that bullies need help too.

Serena Arthur, 19, from South Yardley, wants to tackle poor literacy rates amongst children in the city.

Lauren Taylor, 20, from Bournemouth, wants to show people that being bullied made her a stronger person.

'Amy', 22, from Kent, wants to raise awareness of the joint enterprise law.

Shane Donaghy, 17, from Cookstown, wants support and understanding for people with autism.

India Gale, 17, from Brighton, wants more diversity of images in the media

Janine Carapatan, 19, from Belfast, says nobody should be bullied because of their differences

Lauren Seward, 21 and Marta, 22, from Canterbury, want to show you can have fun without drinking

Harry Bowden, 17, from Abingdon, wants to get young people interested in history

Ryan Howells, 25, from Neath, wants to help young people with dyslexia to get support in school

Gabe Ledson, 17, from Southport, wants people to relate to those with autism.

Ben, 25, from Southampton, wants to encourage victims of domestic violence to seek support

Tony Supreme, 27, from South London, wants to show how poetry can help young people from the most challenging of backgrounds to express their feelings.

Surviving child sexual abuse

Kat Pemberton, 19, from Bradford, wants to challenge disability stereotypes

Harriet Davis, 25, from Lancaster, wants better understanding of eating disorders in the medical profession.

Ella Denton, 19, from Colchester, wants to show what being a young carer entails.

Chloe Reains, 17, from Leeds, wants more support for young carers in schools

Ryan Dack, 23, from Middlesbrough, says powerchair football has changed his life.

Amy Hepburn, 18, from Glasgow, wants to show that young people can also be affected by arthritis

Emilia Ashton, 17, from Rotherham, wants to challenge the negative reputation of her hometown

Alice*, 17, from Stockport, wants to encourage people who are self-harming to ask for help

Lisa-Marie Belcher, 21, from Jaywick, wants to show what it's like to have social anxiety

Louise Bown, 20, from Erdington, wants people to talk about mental health

Ellie*, 21, from Aldershot, wants to show that drug use can spiral out of control

Jemma Watson, 17, from Pudsey in Leeds, wants creative subjects to be taken more seriously in schools.

Duy Hoang, 25, from Bristol, wants to challenge racism in the LGBT community.

Jessica Atkinson, 24, from Crediton in Devon, wants mothers to be more open about postnatal depression.

Nichola Wright, 21, from County Durham, wants more young women to take up engineering as a career.

Lauren Taylor, 22, from Bournemouth, wants to show how bullying can impact someone with disabilities.

Catherine Divers, 18, from Penrith, wants young people to be aware of their rights in the workplace.

'Amy', 24, from Kent, wants to make young people aware of the joint enterprise law.

Rachel Harris, 20, from Middlesbrough, wants more support for young people with dyspraxia in schools.

Raymond Lillycrop, 21, from Milford Haven, wants employers to look beyond disabilities

Nathan, 19, from Leominster in......

Mindfulness Matters

Naomi Lloyd, 18, from Lisburn, wants anorexia to be recognised as a mental illness

Charlie Bowie, 17, from Fife, Scotland, wants young people caring for loved ones with alcohol or drug addictions to get support

The first parliamentary inquiry into sexual harassment in schools was launched following research from Fixers.

Terri Reid, 24, from Liverpool, is encouraging mothers with postnatal depression to seek help.

Gurdeep Singh Cheema, 21, from Slough, wants to warn young people about grooming

'Lily' and a group of young people from Newcastle have made this film to show that anyone can become a victim of sexual exploitation

Ayesha Khan, 17, from Peterborough, wants young people to get involved in politics

Shano Khorshed, 18, from Leeds, is using coffee cup sleeves to help refugees to bridge language barriers

Kobe Still, 17, from Folkestone in Kent, wants to encourage respect for people in the armed forces

Challenging negative stereotypes of young people.

Rosie-Anne Wright, 19, from Taunton, wants to help young people with the transition from school to college

Carla McCallion and Naomi McGill, 17, from Cushendall, want to show the dangers of texting while driving

Guy Holness, 26, from Dudley, wants to use creativity to make his home town a place where people can be proud to live

Aneica Duffy, 22, from Four Glen in County Derry, is encouraging people with IBD to live life to the full

Emma Oldfield, 22, from Stockton-on-Tees, wants medical professionals to improve how they treat people recovering from an eating disorder.

Courtney Thomas, 16, from Daventry, wants to show how creativity can help people deal with challenges

Warning young people about the dangers of alcohol.

A film aiming to dispel misconceptions about Islam.

Befriending the Elderly

Louie Greenwood, 20, from Swansea, is campaigning for more gender neutral toilets.

Tatiana Draper, 25, wants to show that people with disabilities can live independent lives

Jemima Browning, 16, from Stutton, wants to promote activity groups for young people with disabilities.

Tian Franklin, 18, wants a skatepark to be built in his home town of Brackley

Proscovia Kongai, 22, from Woolwich, wants schools to do more to help bereaved youngsters.

A short film about the dangers of sexting.

Emma Oldfield, 22, from Stockton on Tees, wants health professionals to individualise treatment of eating disorders.

Chris Bird, 29, from Bridgwater, wants people with mental health issues to embrace their differences.

Lyla Asif, 26, from Leeds, wants to change attitudes in the south Asian community towards disability

Josh Adams, 19, from Towcester, wants professionals to engage more with young people caring for relatives with mental health conditions

Ashleigh Parker, 25, from Brighton, wants young people to make friends with members of the older generation

Nick Walker, 23, from Gloucester, wants to help young people not in education or employment to find their self-worth.

Alizeh Abdul Rahman, 17, from Plymouth, wants to show the benefits of teaching religious education in schools.

Andrew Hughes, 24, from Carlisle, wants young people to have a better understanding of autism.

Mac Cook, 16, from Orkney, wants to highlight the challenges for teens growing up in isolated, rural communities.

Tomasz Skowron, 17, from Folkestone, wants to increase understanding of lupus

A film about the positives of being a young carer.

A short film about endometriosis.

Jessica Ofori-Forbes, 20, from Hackney, is encouraging young carers to look after themselves.

A short film aiming to help young mothers living in supported accommodation.

Manus Corr, 19, from north Belfast, wants to educate young people about the negative sides of social media

Georgia Edwards, 23, from Hereford, wants the police to be better trained when dealing with people in mental health crisis.

Chloe Hammond, 18 from New Brancepeth, wants to see better public access for young disabled people.

A short film about the dangers of fraud.

Challenging stereotypes in Glasgow

Bethany Roberts, 17, from Milford Haven, wants to help young people being labelled to build resilience

Ben Rist, 24, from Chatham in Kent, wants people to follow three simple steps when helping others suffering with anxiety.

Rochdale Fixers Bilal Khan, 17 and fellow Fixer Abid Rahman, 18, hope that their campaign will improve understanding of their religion.

A short film about bereavement.

A short film about the reality of 'Jihadi Brides'

Sian Bentley, 20, from Kendal, is campaigning for the use of natural flood management measures

Evangeline, 20, from Chesterfield, wants people to spend less time on their mobile phones and be more present.

Chloe Hopkins, 25, from Prestatyn, wants to warn young people about stalkers and to encourage them to stay safe.

Chloe Neesham, 19, from Workington, wants young people to be positive about their body image.

Rae Bolton, 25, from South Shields, wants more support for children being bullied in school.

Janie Banks, 20, from Basildon, wants young people to take up a hobby to help with life's troubles.

Jess Stoddard, 20, from Manchester, is warning people about the dangers of binge drinking.

Stephanie Keenan, 18, from Ramsgate, is encouraging victims of bullying to confide in someone they trust.

Dylan McCoarty, 18, from Portstewart, is warning young people about the dangers of alcohol misuse.

Jorjia Reed, 16, from Halifax, West Yorkshire, who has been bullied in the past, has teamed up with Fixers and is using music to inspire others with similar experiences to stay strong.

Thirza Walton, 19, from Preston, wants teachers to better understand what life is like for young carers

Lucy Prentice, 19, from Pencada near Carmarthen, wants young carers to be able to study full time.

Saba, 18, from Calderdale, wants to break the taboo surrounding the issue of forced marriage.

Georgia Edwards, 23, from Hereford, wants the police need to stop treating mentally unwell people like criminals.

Onyx Uwandulu, 16, from Newbridge, wants young girls to find something they are passionate about

Nicole Williams, 24, from Wrexham, wants primary school children to be taught about mental health

Ali Partridge has cared for her mum since......

Don't treat people with disabilities differently.

A film about body image.

A film about the dangers of catcalling.

Olivia Rees, 17, from Swansea, wants to show the benefits of volunteering for young people and businesses.

Chezelle Craig, 37, from Croydon, wants to raise awareness of Neonatal Herpes virus after it claimed the life of her son.

Heather, 19, from Wakefield, wants people to......

A film about stereotypes

Danny Waters, 23, from Margate is using rap......

A film about autism.

A film about education

A film about musical education

A film about racism

A film about self esteem.

A film about work experience.

A film about road safety.

Chelsie Brown, 22, from Thame, wants......

A film about eating disorders.

A film about dermatillomania.

A film about Coeliac Disease.

A film about vitiligo.

A film about living with a stammer

A film about the dangers of online casting adverts

A film about peer support

A film about caring for others.

A film about equality.

Tilly, 25, and Bella, who is 23, are Fixers......

A film about Dissociative Disorder

A film about refugees.

Judith and Chloe MacCombe, 21, from Claudy, want to challenge preconceptions of albinism.

Izzy Harris has struggled from compulsive tendencies since the age of eight, and has teamed up with Fixers to raise awareness of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Jessica Jayne, 23, from Leyland, wants to help young people talk about their mental health

Aidan Furlong, 23, from Manchester, wants to show the impact death anxiety has on him

Lucia Harrington, 17, from Grange-over-Sands, is calling for more support for young people with anxiety.

My Fixers Film

A Fixers film about Multiple Sclerosis.

My Fixers Film...

Jack Davis, 22, from Bradford, wants to encourage grieving fathers to ask for help

Jenny Brooks, 20, from Leicester, wants to show that autism affects girls as well as boys.

Jayde Shane, 16, from Folkestone, Kent, wants people with autism to use it to their potential

Gabriel Ledson, 17, from Southport, wants to educate people about autism

Calvin Glen, 17, from Poole, wants to increase the public's understanding of autism and Asperger's Syndrome.

A film about trauma

Leanne, 22, from Solihull, started cutting herself when she was at primary school. She gives an insight to the world of self-harm in a bid to equip parents with better knowledge.

Eddie Callis, 25, from Falmouth, wants people with autism to give art a go.

Ashley Green, 20, from Whitstable, Kent, wants to raise awareness about autism.

Charlene Woracker, 25, from Sheffield, is calling for the parents of children with special needs to share their experiences so they can help each other feel less isolated.

Ashley Carter, 16, from Taunton, wants to stop people being bullied because they look different

Rachel Frier, 27, a youth worker from Rotherham in South Yorkshire wants to educate young people on the risks of online grooming.

Cal Lunt, 26, from Liverpool, is campaigning for better representation of transgender people in the media

Rosie Ward, 18, from Carlisle, wants more recognition for women in football

Madison Clarke, 19, from York, is......

Tackling the stigma of transgender relationships.

Kieran Benito-Knight, 21, from Cambridge, wants to improve people's understanding of gender identity.

A film about body image.

A video about the effects of drink driving.

Watford FC Coaches are encouraging those with disabilities to take part in sport.

A film about Dyspraxia.

Fighting Self-Doubt

Calories aren't the enemy.

Mental health at University

Don't Give Up!

Nancy Tupling,17,from Halifax, wants......

From Homeless to Hopeful...

Daniel Habte, 19, from Folkestone, wants teens living in the UK to appreciate how lucky they are.

Kayleigh Clinton, 17, from Ashford, wants to take the fear out of coming out for many LGBT+ teens.

Marcus Allen, 17, from Tonbridge, is highlighting the signs that someone may be feeling suicidal.

Esther Bamuyi, 19, from Gravesend, wants people to embrace their individuality.

Toxic Relationships - Know The Signs...

A Fixers project led by Andrew Hughes;......

Ackley De Silva, 17, from north east London, wants to help people speak up about their experiences of abuse

Social media anxiety.

Emily Lumley, 17, from Maidstone is raising......

A group of students at Derby College have......

A Fixers campaign led by Stephan Georgiou.......

Showing the potentially damaging impact of anabolic steroids.

Read more about Caitlins project here......

A short film encouraging more young people to talk about mental health.

Judith and Chloe MacCombe, 21, from Claudy, want to challenge preconceptions of albinism.

A short film encouraging people with special educational needs to know they can achieve great things.