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Michael Whaley (18) and his cousins Caitlin and Connor White, who are both 17, are concerned that depression in young people is too often wrongly mistaken for teen angst. With Fixers, they’ve helped create this film to show that teenage depression should always be taken seriously.

Final Cry: Teenage Depression

Michael Whaley (18) and his cousins Caitlin and Connor White, who are both 17, are concerned that depression in young people is too often wrongly mistaken for teen angst. With Fixers, they’ve helped create this film to show that teenage depression should always be taken seriously.

Issues: Mind

Liverpool Fixer Michael Ashton, 19, has had depression since he was 15 years old, and wants to use his experience to help other young people spot the signs of the condition. This story about his campaign was shown on ITV Granada Reports in June 2013.

Fixers Teen Depression story on ITV Granada Reports, June 2013

Liverpool Fixer Michael Ashton, 19, has had depression since he was 15 years old, and wants to use his experience to help other young people spot the signs of the condition. This story about his campaign was shown on ITV Granada Reports in June 2013.

Issues: Mind

Seventeen-year-old Kieran Mulvaney and his team from Chippenham are concerned that mental health issues aren’t always taken seriously. With Fixers, they’ve helped create this film to warn others against using terms like ‘depressed’ flippantly, as it could deter those who are affected by the illness from talking about it.

I'm Fine

Seventeen-year-old Kieran Mulvaney and his team from Chippenham are concerned that mental health issues aren’t always taken seriously. With Fixers, they’ve helped create this film to warn others against using terms like ‘depressed’ flippantly, as it could deter those who are affected by the illness from talking about it.

Issues: Mind

Stirling Fixer Jake Neufeld, 19, finds putting pen to paper helps him deal with depression. With Fixers, he’s helped to create this film and spoken word piece to encourage others with the mental health condition to find a way to express their feelings.

One Day: Dealing With Depression

Stirling Fixer Jake Neufeld, 19, finds putting pen to paper helps him deal with depression. With Fixers, he’s helped to create this film and spoken word piece to encourage others with the mental health condition to find a way to express their feelings.

Issues: Mind

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

Talking About Depression on ITV News West Country

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

Issues: Mind

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

Support For Postnatal Depression Fix on ITV Granada Reports

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

Issues: Mind

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

Everything's Different

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

Issues: Mind

Peterborough Fixers Cydney Beagley (18) and Megan Hulme (17) are using their website to create an online support group for young people experiencing depression and other mental health problems.

Teenage Depression Fix on ITV News Central, September 2013

Peterborough Fixers Cydney Beagley (18) and Megan Hulme (17) are using their website to create an online support group for young people experiencing depression and other mental health problems.

Issues: Mind

Fixer from Cwmbran, South Wales Amy Mullen, 19, an aspiring artist who struggled with depression through her time in education is inspiring young people to creatively express their experience with mental illness, after studying Art helped her overcome the condition.

'Creative Content' film by Amy Mullen

Fixer from Cwmbran, South Wales Amy Mullen, 19, an aspiring artist who struggled with depression through her time in education is inspiring young people to creatively express their experience with mental illness, after studying Art helped her overcome the condition.

Issues: Mind

Kieran Lacey (20) from Cardiff has experienced depression and wants to show people that having a mental health condition is nothing to be ashamed of. With Fixers, he’s created this film to share his story and remind others that it’s okay to ask for help.

Inside My Head: Dealing With Depression

Kieran Lacey (20) from Cardiff has experienced depression and wants to show people that having a mental health condition is nothing to be ashamed of. With Fixers, he’s created this film to share his story and remind others that it’s okay to ask for help.

Issues: Mind

Beverly, 21, from Tyneside, wants to highlight how mobile phones can both damage and help mental health; http://www.fixers.org.uk/index.php?mo...

Social Media Anxiety

Beverly, 21, from Tyneside, wants to highlight how mobile phones can both damage and help mental health; http://www.fixers.org.uk/index.php?mo...

Issues: Mind

A short film by 19-year-old Michael Ashton of Liverpool which focuses on mental health disorders, particularly depression and anxiety, in young teenagers. The film seeks to help teachers remain vigilant and understanding towards their own pupils, as well as being accessible for young people who may be experiencing these problems.

Secret Sorrows

A short film by 19-year-old Michael Ashton of Liverpool which focuses on mental health disorders, particularly depression and anxiety, in young teenagers. The film seeks to help teachers remain vigilant and understanding towards their own pupils, as well as being accessible for young people who may be experiencing these problems.

Issues: Mind

Adam Dow (20) from Glasgow is using his experience with depression to show others the importance of being positive and not losing hope. He has produced this film with the help of Fixers to show those with similar experiences that things can get better.

My Depression

Adam Dow (20) from Glasgow is using his experience with depression to show others the importance of being positive and not losing hope. He has produced this film with the help of Fixers to show those with similar experiences that things can get better.

Issues: Mind

Bangor Fixer Jake Steed, 21, is promoting the benefits of physical activity on mental health after seeing his depression improve with regular exercise. This story about his campaign was shown on ITV News Cymru Wales in June 2013. It also includes a studio interview with Ruth Coombs from Mind Cymru.

Fixers Exercise Your Mind story on ITV News Cymru Wales, June 2013

Bangor Fixer Jake Steed, 21, is promoting the benefits of physical activity on mental health after seeing his depression improve with regular exercise. This story about his campaign was shown on ITV News Cymru Wales in June 2013. It also includes a studio interview with Ruth Coombs from Mind Cymru.

Issues: Mind, Work+Play

Wanting more teenagers with depression to open up about their feelings, figure skating Fixer Holly Westwood has launched a campaign to break the ice. Having experienced her own mental health issues, the 17-year-old from Burntwood in Staffordshire wants to show those with similar conditions that they’re not alone.

Fixers Teen Support Story on ITV News Central, September 2014

Wanting more teenagers with depression to open up about their feelings, figure skating Fixer Holly Westwood has launched a campaign to break the ice. Having experienced her own mental health issues, the 17-year-old from Burntwood in Staffordshire wants to show those with similar conditions that they’re not alone.

Issues: Mind

Katie Finch (21) from Bristol has struggled with her mental health since she was a child. She is now determined to make a difference with her Fixers campaign - a series of animations about mental health myths.

Recovery

Katie Finch (21) from Bristol has struggled with her mental health since she was a child. She is now determined to make a difference with her Fixers campaign - a series of animations about mental health myths.

Issues: Mind

Highlighting the impact of careless classroom chatter, Kieran Mulvaney and his team want to show how flippant use of words like ‘depressed’ can add to mental health stigma. The 17-year-old from Chippenham believes that using the terminology without thought can trivialise mental health issues, possibly deterring those with genuine conditions from seeking help. This Fix was broadcast on ITV News West Country (E) in April 2015.

Fixers School Mental Health Story On ITV News West Country (E), April 2015

Highlighting the impact of careless classroom chatter, Kieran Mulvaney and his team want to show how flippant use of words like ‘depressed’ can add to mental health stigma. The 17-year-old from Chippenham believes that using the terminology without thought can trivialise mental health issues, possibly deterring those with genuine conditions from seeking help. This Fix was broadcast on ITV News West Country (E) in April 2015.

Issues: Mind

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

Puppet Therapy Fix on ITV News West

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

Issues: Mind

Opening up about her battle with depression to show that it is possible to beat the illness, Mia Sweet hopes to inspire others with mental health conditions to talk about their feelings. Mia, who’s 17 and from Abertillery in South Wales, wants people to understand that depression can affect anybody, but there is help and support available for those who ask for it. This story was broadcast on ITV News Wales at Six in November 2014.

Fixers It's Okay to Talk Story on ITV News Wales at Six, November 2014

Opening up about her battle with depression to show that it is possible to beat the illness, Mia Sweet hopes to inspire others with mental health conditions to talk about their feelings. Mia, who’s 17 and from Abertillery in South Wales, wants people to understand that depression can affect anybody, but there is help and support available for those who ask for it. This story was broadcast on ITV News Wales at Six in November 2014.

Issues: Mind

Knowing how depression can affect teenagers, Fixers Cydney Beagley (18) and Megan Hulme (17) from Peterborough are using their website to encourage more young people to talk about their feelings. Their story was broadcast on ITV News Anglia in September 2013.

Talking About It Fix on ITV News Anglia

Knowing how depression can affect teenagers, Fixers Cydney Beagley (18) and Megan Hulme (17) from Peterborough are using their website to encourage more young people to talk about their feelings. Their story was broadcast on ITV News Anglia in September 2013.

Issues: Mind

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

Mum's Support Fix on ITV News West Country

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

Issues: Mind

Fixer Mia Sweet, 17, from Abertillery in South Wales has helped create this film to encourage young people to talk about their feelings.

Me and Myself

Fixer Mia Sweet, 17, from Abertillery in South Wales has helped create this film to encourage young people to talk about their feelings.

Issues: Mind

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

Speak Your Mind Fix on ITV News London

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

Issues: Mind

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

The Mental Health Bubble

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

Issues: Mind

After seeking solace in skating for her depression, Holly Westwood wants other young people with mental health problems to know how to cope healthily. Holly (18) from Burntwood is showing the importance of talking through issues that may otherwise cause a vicious downward spiral.

Depression - It's Not all Over

After seeking solace in skating for her depression, Holly Westwood wants other young people with mental health problems to know how to cope healthily. Holly (18) from Burntwood is showing the importance of talking through issues that may otherwise cause a vicious downward spiral.

Issues: Mind

Teachers need to be more aware of students’ mental health issues and give them support, according to a group of young people from Livingston in West Lothian. Led by David Forrester, who has suffered from anxiety and depression, the team have created a Fixers film to get their message across.

The Exam || School Struggles

Teachers need to be more aware of students’ mental health issues and give them support, according to a group of young people from Livingston in West Lothian. Led by David Forrester, who has suffered from anxiety and depression, the team have created a Fixers film to get their message across.

Issues: Mind

‘I want people to know that taking care of mental health is equally as important as taking care of physical health.’ Seventeen-year-old Elise Towell from Whitby in North Yorkshire wants to show young people with mental health conditions that it’s okay to ask for help. This story was broadcast in September 2015

Mentally Healthy Fix on ITV News Tyne Tees

‘I want people to know that taking care of mental health is equally as important as taking care of physical health.’ Seventeen-year-old Elise Towell from Whitby in North Yorkshire wants to show young people with mental health conditions that it’s okay to ask for help. This story was broadcast in September 2015

Issues: Mind

A Fixers campaign led by Frazer Sweeney: http://www.fixers.org.uk/news/12379-1... After he battled depression, Frazer Sweeney is calling on other young men to break their silence when it comes to mental health. The 25-year-old from Glasgow suffered a brain injury as a child, which he says made him feel isolated and alone as he got older. He now wants to show others with mental health conditions that there’s no shame in asking for help.

Retreat - Glasgow - Men and Mental Health

A Fixers campaign led by Frazer Sweeney: http://www.fixers.org.uk/news/12379-1... After he battled depression, Frazer Sweeney is calling on other young men to break their silence when it comes to mental health. The 25-year-old from Glasgow suffered a brain injury as a child, which he says made him feel isolated and alone as he got older. He now wants to show others with mental health conditions that there’s no shame in asking for help.

Issues: Mind

Connor Sladden (19) from Sheerness in Kent wants to make sure others with mental health issues don’t bottle up their emotions. With Fixers, he’s helped create this film to encourage those affected to seek support.

Walk a Mile in My Shoes: Dealing with Depression

Connor Sladden (19) from Sheerness in Kent wants to make sure others with mental health issues don’t bottle up their emotions. With Fixers, he’s helped create this film to encourage those affected to seek support.

Issues: Mind

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.

Post Natal Blues Fix on ITV News Lookaround

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.

Issues: Mind

Fixer Sarah Underdowd (23) from Southend-on-Sea who felt the effects of depression due to long-term unemployment, is now shedding light on the benefits of volunteering and training courses. This story was broadcast on ITV News Meridian (E) in March 2013.

http://youtu.be/yCvUD5DS53g

Fixer Sarah Underdowd (23) from Southend-on-Sea who felt the effects of depression due to long-term unemployment, is now shedding light on the benefits of volunteering and training courses. This story was broadcast on ITV News Meridian (E) in March 2013.

Issues: Work+Play

Corin Nelson (17) from Sunderland was diagnosed with depression three years ago and now wants people to take mental health seriously instead of dismissing it as teenage angst. He has helped to create a Fixers film to raise more awareness.

Depression and Reality

Corin Nelson (17) from Sunderland was diagnosed with depression three years ago and now wants people to take mental health seriously instead of dismissing it as teenage angst. He has helped to create a Fixers film to raise more awareness.

Issues: Mind

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

Unmasking Mental Health Fix on ITV News Central

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

Issues: Mind

Atlanta Slater, 17, from Folkestone, Kent, wants people to express their emotions creatively

Mindfulness Matters : Talk About Mental Health

Atlanta Slater, 17, from Folkestone, Kent, wants people to express their emotions creatively

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

No Shame In Talking Fix on ITV News Anglia

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

Issues: Mind

Robyn Wimble, 23, from Croydon, is using her experiences with mental health to encourage others to talk about theirs.

Come Together || Talking About Mental Health

Robyn Wimble, 23, from Croydon, is using her experiences with mental health to encourage others to talk about theirs.

Issues: Mind

Fixer Sarah Underdown (23) from Essex, who experienced a lengthy phase of joblessness, wants to help other young people find their path in life. This story was broadcast on ITV News Anglia in March 2014.

Fixers Young Jobless Story on ITV News Anglia, March 2014

Fixer Sarah Underdown (23) from Essex, who experienced a lengthy phase of joblessness, wants to help other young people find their path in life. This story was broadcast on ITV News Anglia in March 2014.

Issues: Work+Play

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

Mental Health Fix on ITV News Central

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

Issues: Mind

Fixer Sarah Underdown (23) from Essex, wants to show unemployed young people how engaging in volunteer work can boost their chances of finding work. This story was broadcast on ITV News London in March 2014.

Fixers Unemployment Story on ITV News London, March 2014

Fixer Sarah Underdown (23) from Essex, wants to show unemployed young people how engaging in volunteer work can boost their chances of finding work. This story was broadcast on ITV News London in March 2014.

Issues: Work+Play

Harrogate Fixer Becky Walker (21) has created a film with the help of Fixers, highlighting mental health issues in young people. She hopes to challenge the stigma and encourage more people to talk about the subject.

Talk About Mental Health

Harrogate Fixer Becky Walker (21) has created a film with the help of Fixers, highlighting mental health issues in young people. She hopes to challenge the stigma and encourage more people to talk about the subject.

Issues: Mind

An Essex Fixer Fiona Malpass, 21, whose hard-hitting film about mental health won national recognition, is continuing to campaign for greater mental health awareness four years after her Fixers project.

A Follow-Up with Fixer Fiona Malpass

An Essex Fixer Fiona Malpass, 21, whose hard-hitting film about mental health won national recognition, is continuing to campaign for greater mental health awareness four years after her Fixers project.

Issues: Mind, Prejudice

Laura Heydon (19) from Manchester wants to show others that looking after mental health is as important as taking care of physical health, after she was diagnosed with depression at the age of 12. With Fixers, Laura has created this film to encourage other young people with mental health conditions to ask for help.

A Safe Place - Mental Health In Manchester

Laura Heydon (19) from Manchester wants to show others that looking after mental health is as important as taking care of physical health, after she was diagnosed with depression at the age of 12. With Fixers, Laura has created this film to encourage other young people with mental health conditions to ask for help.

Issues: Mind

A teenager who has battled anxiety and depression since the age of 13 has made a moving film with Fixers showing how his mum supported him during his darkest days. Jessica Anderson wrote the heartfelt poem, which she narrates in the film, to show how important another person’s support can be.

Until the demons are asleep || Mental health & family

A teenager who has battled anxiety and depression since the age of 13 has made a moving film with Fixers showing how his mum supported him during his darkest days. Jessica Anderson wrote the heartfelt poem, which she narrates in the film, to show how important another person’s support can be.

Issues: Mind

A film about mental health in Northern Ireland, created by Fixers and Nicole McCann, 18, from Belfast.

Mental Health

A film about mental health in Northern Ireland, created by Fixers and Nicole McCann, 18, from Belfast.

Issues: Mind

Fixers Charlotte and Laura La Riviere, both 19, from Luton want to encourage young people in foster care to take advantage of the support available to them. This story about their campaign was featured on ITV News Anglia in August 2013.

Embracing Care Story on ITV News Anglia

Fixers Charlotte and Laura La Riviere, both 19, from Luton want to encourage young people in foster care to take advantage of the support available to them. This story about their campaign was featured on ITV News Anglia in August 2013.

Issues: Home, Relating

Nat Pattinson, 20, from Cumbria, is raising awareness of the benefits of disabled sport

Wheelchair Basketball Fix on ITV Border

Nat Pattinson, 20, from Cumbria, is raising awareness of the benefits of disabled sport

Issues: Body

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

Rise Up

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

Issues: Mind

Diagnosed with psychosis two years ago, a young man from Devon is challenging misunderstandings surrounding mental health issues. Twenty-three-year-old ‘Tom’, whose real name has not been used, became paranoid and started having hallucinations after smoking cannabis. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (W) in April 2015.

Fixers Psychosis Story on ITV News West Country (W), April 2015

Diagnosed with psychosis two years ago, a young man from Devon is challenging misunderstandings surrounding mental health issues. Twenty-three-year-old ‘Tom’, whose real name has not been used, became paranoid and started having hallucinations after smoking cannabis. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (W) in April 2015.

Issues: Mind

‘We think mental health is one of the most serious issues for young people today and it needs to be acted upon straight away.’ Leon Hollinrake and Ciaran Cox, both 18 and from the Rochdale borough, are encouraging young people not to bottle up their emotions. This story was broadcast on ITV Granada Reports, June 2015.

Fixers Do You Mind Story on ITV Granada Reports, June 2015

‘We think mental health is one of the most serious issues for young people today and it needs to be acted upon straight away.’ Leon Hollinrake and Ciaran Cox, both 18 and from the Rochdale borough, are encouraging young people not to bottle up their emotions. This story was broadcast on ITV Granada Reports, June 2015.

Issues: Mind

‘Two years ago I experienced anxiety and depression. I dreaded going to school. I started self-harming, hiding scars on my arm and burning my fingers, things like that. It numbed me from all the fear and pain.’ James Mork, 18, tells ITV how he kept his mental health problems a secret instead of seeking help. But after opening up to his friends Hannah Lewis and Connor McClenan from Cockermouth, Cumbria, he is keen to see other young people talking about mental illness. Their story was broadcast on ITV News Border on Thursday, August 4.

Hidden Hurt film on ITV News Lookaround

‘Two years ago I experienced anxiety and depression. I dreaded going to school. I started self-harming, hiding scars on my arm and burning my fingers, things like that. It numbed me from all the fear and pain.’ James Mork, 18, tells ITV how he kept his mental health problems a secret instead of seeking help. But after opening up to his friends Hannah Lewis and Connor McClenan from Cockermouth, Cumbria, he is keen to see other young people talking about mental illness. Their story was broadcast on ITV News Border on Thursday, August 4.

Issues: Mind

‘It was affecting me every day in every part of my life. Even when I was having a better day it was still there in the back of my mind and life just became a drag.’ Elise Towell (17) from North Yorkshire has battled depression and wants other young people to look after their mental health. This story was broadcast in September 2015.

Mentally Healthy Fix on ITV News Calendar

‘It was affecting me every day in every part of my life. Even when I was having a better day it was still there in the back of my mind and life just became a drag.’ Elise Towell (17) from North Yorkshire has battled depression and wants other young people to look after their mental health. This story was broadcast in September 2015.

Issues: Mind

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

Friend's Mental Health Fix on ITV News Tyne Tees

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

Issues: Mind

Worried that young people can sometimes cope with mental distress unhealthily, Holly Cranston (17) and her group from County Down created this film with the help of Fixers to show that there is always help available.

Pass It On: Tackling Mental Health

Worried that young people can sometimes cope with mental distress unhealthily, Holly Cranston (17) and her group from County Down created this film with the help of Fixers to show that there is always help available.

Issues: Mind

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

Reality Bytes Fix on UTV Live

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

Issues: Mind

Fiona Malpass, 20, from Essex worked with Fixers to create this award-winning film about depression in young people.

Don't Suffer in Silence

Fiona Malpass, 20, from Essex worked with Fixers to create this award-winning film about depression in young people.

Issues: Mind, Prejudice

‘My alcohol problems got especially bad when I was diagnosed with post-natal depression and I was drinking every day. I didn’t want to admit I was in a bad place. I didn’t want to see that there were other ways of coping.' Ashleigh from Castle Douglas near Dumfries wants to show people, who are struggling with mental health issues, that drink and drugs are never the answer. This story was broadcast on ITV News Lookaround on ITV Border in January 2016.

Heal Your Mind Fix on Lookaround on ITV Border

‘My alcohol problems got especially bad when I was diagnosed with post-natal depression and I was drinking every day. I didn’t want to admit I was in a bad place. I didn’t want to see that there were other ways of coping.' Ashleigh from Castle Douglas near Dumfries wants to show people, who are struggling with mental health issues, that drink and drugs are never the answer. This story was broadcast on ITV News Lookaround on ITV Border in January 2016.

Issues: Mind

Fixer Aimee Knell (18) from Haywards Heath, is concerned that victims of bullying feel like there is no way out. With Fixers she has created a film to highlight that there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.

To Whom it May Concern

Fixer Aimee Knell (18) from Haywards Heath, is concerned that victims of bullying feel like there is no way out. With Fixers she has created a film to highlight that there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.

Issues: Abuse

Two Fixers from North Shields who have battled mental health conditions want to show how social media can be used to seek help. 21-year-old Beverly Held and 19-year-old Lauryn Neasham have created a film showing how frequently young people use their mobile phones and how this can trigger or worsen mental health conditions, but can also be a lifeline for unhappy individuals.

Social Media Ills Fix on ITV News Tyne Tees

Two Fixers from North Shields who have battled mental health conditions want to show how social media can be used to seek help. 21-year-old Beverly Held and 19-year-old Lauryn Neasham have created a film showing how frequently young people use their mobile phones and how this can trigger or worsen mental health conditions, but can also be a lifeline for unhappy individuals.

Issues: Mind

Emma Francis (22) and her team from Belfast want university students to talk more openly about mental health. With Fixers, they’ve helped create this film to show young people that they don’t have to deal with their problems alone.

Mind Your Mood

Emma Francis (22) and her team from Belfast want university students to talk more openly about mental health. With Fixers, they’ve helped create this film to show young people that they don’t have to deal with their problems alone.

Issues: Mind

Mahveen Alam, 17, from Newham in east London has important information about calories and a healthy diet.

Counting Calories

Mahveen Alam, 17, from Newham in east London has important information about calories and a healthy diet.

Issues: Body, Mind

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

Young Anxiety Fix on ITV News Border

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

Issues: Mind

Becky Lawley, 19, who has suffered from crippling anorexia, depression and anxiety for 8 years, wants to raise awareness about social anxiety.

Social Anxiety

Becky Lawley, 19, who has suffered from crippling anorexia, depression and anxiety for 8 years, wants to raise awareness about social anxiety.

Issues: Mind

My Fixers Film

Seeing Mental Health

My Fixers Film

Issues: Mind

‘I used to bottle things up. But when I started making music, I found I could be more confident, especially around large groups of people.’ Nineteen-year-old hip hop artist Lewis Lacey from Norwich wants to help others create music as a way to express themselves. This story was broadcast on ITV News Anglia in September 2015.

Music Therapy Fix on ITV News Anglia

‘I used to bottle things up. But when I started making music, I found I could be more confident, especially around large groups of people.’ Nineteen-year-old hip hop artist Lewis Lacey from Norwich wants to help others create music as a way to express themselves. This story was broadcast on ITV News Anglia in September 2015.

Issues: Mind, Work+Play

A teenager who has suffered with anxiety and depression is concerned that some young people can be too scared or ashamed to open up about how they are feeling. Sixteen-year-old Rachel Anderson from Newcastle-upon-Tyne has helped to produce a Fixers film to emphasise how important it is for young people to talk about what they are going through and to seek help early.

What are you struggling with? Depression and Anxiety.

A teenager who has suffered with anxiety and depression is concerned that some young people can be too scared or ashamed to open up about how they are feeling. Sixteen-year-old Rachel Anderson from Newcastle-upon-Tyne has helped to produce a Fixers film to emphasise how important it is for young people to talk about what they are going through and to seek help early.

Issues: Mind

‘In the past, I felt really alone with depression. I didn't talk about it to anyone. I was bullied – not just in school, but online as well.’ Nikita Bawden (17) from Great Torrington in Devon wants to show young people with mental health issues that they don’t have to suffer in silence. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (W) in November 2015.

Mental State Fix on ITV News West Country (W)

‘In the past, I felt really alone with depression. I didn't talk about it to anyone. I was bullied – not just in school, but online as well.’ Nikita Bawden (17) from Great Torrington in Devon wants to show young people with mental health issues that they don’t have to suffer in silence. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (W) in November 2015.

Issues: Mind

This Fixers film highlights the symptoms of psychosis and shows how the condition can be tackled. The lead Fixer behind the project, Deborah, 22, from Edmonton, London is highlighting the issue of psychosis to encourage people to understand the signs, and to seek help to cure the damage the condition can cause.

Work. Life. Balance.

This Fixers film highlights the symptoms of psychosis and shows how the condition can be tackled. The lead Fixer behind the project, Deborah, 22, from Edmonton, London is highlighting the issue of psychosis to encourage people to understand the signs, and to seek help to cure the damage the condition can cause.

Issues: Mind, Relating

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

Self-Harm Fix on ITV News Anglia

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

Issues: Mind

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

Picture It

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

Issues: Abuse

TWO best friends who have both struggled with mental health problems want other young people to know they’re not alone. Freya Selman and Jasmine Flanagan, both 19, have made a film titled ‘You Can Help’ to inspire others to speak out and seek help.

You Can Help

TWO best friends who have both struggled with mental health problems want other young people to know they’re not alone. Freya Selman and Jasmine Flanagan, both 19, have made a film titled ‘You Can Help’ to inspire others to speak out and seek help.

Issues: Mind

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

Mental Health Fix

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

Issues: Mind

Chelsie Brown, 22, from Thame, wants midwives and doctors to improve their support and communication towards expectant mums.

Maternity Support

Chelsie Brown, 22, from Thame, wants midwives and doctors to improve their support and communication towards expectant mums.

Issues: Body

Luke Ambler made this film after his brother-in-law committed suicide. He wants to encourage men to open up about their feelings.

Be A Man

Luke Ambler made this film after his brother-in-law committed suicide. He wants to encourage men to open up about their feelings.

Issues: Mind

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

Autism and Art Fix on ITV News West Country

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

Issues: Mind

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

Worries of a Young Carer

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

Issues: Relating

Mary-Anne White and Lucy Wills, both 27, have been diagnosed with dermatillomania (derma) which is characterised by repeatedly picking, squeezing or scratching your own skin, to the extent damage is caused.

What is Dermatillomania? Our stories...

Mary-Anne White and Lucy Wills, both 27, have been diagnosed with dermatillomania (derma) which is characterised by repeatedly picking, squeezing or scratching your own skin, to the extent damage is caused.

Issues: Home, Body

Abuse survivor 'Delilah', 17, tells her story of abuse and encourages other victims to speak out.

Alone with my demons II Seeking Help

Abuse survivor 'Delilah', 17, tells her story of abuse and encourages other victims to speak out.

Issues: Abuse

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

School Bullies Fix on UTV Live

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

Issues: Abuse

Kaira Walcott from Letchworth Garden City explains that vitiligo is where the skin cells attack themselves and stop producing the melanin and pigmentation, so the skin turns white.

What is Vitiligo?

Kaira Walcott from Letchworth Garden City explains that vitiligo is where the skin cells attack themselves and stop producing the melanin and pigmentation, so the skin turns white.

Issues: Body

Nathan, 19, from Leominster in Herefordshire, wants to stop the bullying of young people with mental health conditions.

Whispers

Nathan, 19, from Leominster in Herefordshire, wants to stop the bullying of young people with mental health conditions.

Issues: Relating

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

Dancing To Happiness Fix on ITV News Wales

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

Issues: Mind

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

Supporting Premature Parents Fix on ITV News Wales

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

Issues: Mind

Sisters Toni and Emma Rogerson from Hartlepool want to raise awareness of the risks of male suicide.

See the Signs - Save a Life - Male Suicide

Sisters Toni and Emma Rogerson from Hartlepool want to raise awareness of the risks of male suicide.

Issues: Mind

A group of young people based in Durham want more social spaces made available in the UK to encourage better peer support for people with mental health issues.

Peer Support For Mental Health

A group of young people based in Durham want more social spaces made available in the UK to encourage better peer support for people with mental health issues.

Issues: Mind

After enduring years of abuse at home, 'Lena', whose real name has not been used, is helping teachers better spot the signs of abuse in others.

Building a Picture of Abuse

After enduring years of abuse at home, 'Lena', whose real name has not been used, is helping teachers better spot the signs of abuse in others.

Issues: Abuse

A Fixers project led by Lucy McDowell. A group of young women from Portstewart, Northern Ireland, are lifting the lid on sexual harassment by showing that everyone should have the right to go out without receiving unwanted attention.

Me Too

A Fixers project led by Lucy McDowell. A group of young women from Portstewart, Northern Ireland, are lifting the lid on sexual harassment by showing that everyone should have the right to go out without receiving unwanted attention.

Issues: Abuse

Georgia Douglas-Brown, 18, from Workington, Cumbria, has teamed up with Fixers to make a film about mental health. Her simple message to others suffering with a mental health condition is -you are not alone-. To read her story visit https://bit.ly/2DnRJkG

Inside Mental Health

Georgia Douglas-Brown, 18, from Workington, Cumbria, has teamed up with Fixers to make a film about mental health. Her simple message to others suffering with a mental health condition is -you are not alone-. To read her story visit https://bit.ly/2DnRJkG

Issues: Mind

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

Mental Health Stigma Fix on ITV Granada News

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

Issues: Mind

"Kelly" wants people to be more accepting and understanding of IBS

IBS awareness

"Kelly" wants people to be more accepting and understanding of IBS

Issues: Body

Matthew Bousfield, 17, from Southport has made a film showing that mental health is just as important as physical health.

Mental Health Awareness

Matthew Bousfield, 17, from Southport has made a film showing that mental health is just as important as physical health.

Issues: Mind

Faith Peddie, 18 and Michael Nyazika, 17 from Sittingbourne are helping others their age to deal with anxiety.

See My Anguish Fix on ITV News Meridian (E)

Faith Peddie, 18 and Michael Nyazika, 17 from Sittingbourne are helping others their age to deal with anxiety.

Issues: Mind

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

Male Body Image Fix on ITV News Meridian (W)

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

Issues: Mind

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

Inspiring Young Women | Falkirk

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

Issues: Home

A group of young mothers in Andover want to create a campaign to encourage trainee social workers to be compassionate, and to show what a difference it can make to have someone who listens. Read more about their story here http://www.fixers.org.uk/news/17969-1...

Social Workers: Listening is the Key

A group of young mothers in Andover want to create a campaign to encourage trainee social workers to be compassionate, and to show what a difference it can make to have someone who listens. Read more about their story here http://www.fixers.org.uk/news/17969-1...

Issues: Relating

21 year old Ciarán French, from Belfast and studying at Bournemouth University, wants his fellow students to look out for vulnerable people in their midst.

Let's Talk About Uni!

21 year old Ciarán French, from Belfast and studying at Bournemouth University, wants his fellow students to look out for vulnerable people in their midst.

Issues: Mind

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

Spotting The Signs - Male Suicide Awareness

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

Issues: Relating

Harley, 20, says years of being bullied left him feeling miserable, worthless and insecure. With Fixers, he’s helped to create this film to show the emotional impact of bullying, in the hope that it will stop the abuse.

Bullying: Harley's Story

Harley, 20, says years of being bullied left him feeling miserable, worthless and insecure. With Fixers, he’s helped to create this film to show the emotional impact of bullying, in the hope that it will stop the abuse.

Issues: Abuse

A teenage victim of domestic abuse is creating a film to reveal the true extent of teenage domestic violence.

Teen Abuse

A teenage victim of domestic abuse is creating a film to reveal the true extent of teenage domestic violence.

Issues: Abuse

A look to the past, present, and future of Fixers in this return broadcast on ITV News Tyne Tees, February 2013

Fixers - Return to Tyne Tees broadcast

A look to the past, present, and future of Fixers in this return broadcast on ITV News Tyne Tees, February 2013

More Fixers Films

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Northern Ireland continues to have the highest rate of suicide in the UK according to the latest statistics. Now one young resident from Belfast, who has suffered from depression and anxiety, wants to help people in her community. Nicole McCann has created this film with Fixers encouraging people to ignore the stigma and seek help.

Mental Health Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland continues to have the highest rate of suicide in the UK according to the latest statistics. Now one young resident from Belfast, who has suffered from depression and anxiety, wants to help people in her community. Nicole McCann has created this film with Fixers encouraging people to ignore the stigma and seek help.

Issues: Mind

Fixer Fiona Malpass, 20, from Essex, is tackling teen depression with a short film drama about living with the condition and seeking help. This story was broadcast in May 2010.

Fixers Teen Dispirit on ITV News Anglia in May 2010

Fixer Fiona Malpass, 20, from Essex, is tackling teen depression with a short film drama about living with the condition and seeking help. This story was broadcast in May 2010.

Issues: Mind

As we made the film, we filmed the backstage action! So many local young people took part, we thought it would be great to record what happened.

Fixers Film Backstage

As we made the film, we filmed the backstage action! So many local young people took part, we thought it would be great to record what happened.

Issues: Prejudice

Fixer Josh Chesterman, 18, from Swindon is honoured for his work creating a teaching resource about homophobic bullying at a star-studded ceremony in London. Josh rubbed shoulders with celebs including singers Tinchy Stryder and Gabriella Cilmi at the indigO2 arena in London. He scooped a South West regional award in the vinspired National Awards for his "Words Hurt Too" project.

Receiving my 2011 Vinspired Award.

Fixer Josh Chesterman, 18, from Swindon is honoured for his work creating a teaching resource about homophobic bullying at a star-studded ceremony in London. Josh rubbed shoulders with celebs including singers Tinchy Stryder and Gabriella Cilmi at the indigO2 arena in London. He scooped a South West regional award in the vinspired National Awards for his "Words Hurt Too" project.

Issues: Prejudice

Twenty-two-year-old Phoebe Webb from Colchester wants to challenge misconceptions surrounding eating disorders and improve people’s understanding of the conditions. Phoebe, who is now in recovery from anorexia, shares her experiences to show that eating disorders aren’t always connected to a person wanting to look a certain way.

Phoebe's Story || Eating Disorders

Twenty-two-year-old Phoebe Webb from Colchester wants to challenge misconceptions surrounding eating disorders and improve people’s understanding of the conditions. Phoebe, who is now in recovery from anorexia, shares her experiences to show that eating disorders aren’t always connected to a person wanting to look a certain way.

Issues: Mind

Louis Choules from Kent is helping others his age come to terms with the loss of a loved one. He has helped to produce this Fixers music video in which he raps about his mum’s death and encourages others dealing with bereavement to know that they’re not alone.

Highs & Lows

Louis Choules from Kent is helping others his age come to terms with the loss of a loved one. He has helped to produce this Fixers music video in which he raps about his mum’s death and encourages others dealing with bereavement to know that they’re not alone.

Issues: Mind

A student who has struggled with her mental health is encouraging others to look out for vulnerable people on campus. 21 year old Ciaran French who’s from Belfast and currently studying script-writing at Bournemouth University, has suffered from anxiety and depression since she was twelve and last year, was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. Ciaran has helped create this film to share her message.

Let's Talk About Uni!

A student who has struggled with her mental health is encouraging others to look out for vulnerable people on campus. 21 year old Ciaran French who’s from Belfast and currently studying script-writing at Bournemouth University, has suffered from anxiety and depression since she was twelve and last year, was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. Ciaran has helped create this film to share her message.

Amy-Leigh McGuire (16) and Michaela Baxter (23) are concerned about the effect that cyberbullying can have on young people. With Fixers they've created a film to stamp it out.

Castlederg Youth Forum Internet Safety

Amy-Leigh McGuire (16) and Michaela Baxter (23) are concerned about the effect that cyberbullying can have on young people. With Fixers they've created a film to stamp it out.

Issues: Abuse

‘The Words Hurt Too’ tells the story of two young people, one gay and one lesbian, and the devastating affect that homophobic bullying has on their lives.

The Words Hurt Too

‘The Words Hurt Too’ tells the story of two young people, one gay and one lesbian, and the devastating affect that homophobic bullying has on their lives.

Issues: Prejudice

After losing her hair when she was 12 - and being told it would never grow back - Emma Nelson is calling from more emotional and financial support for people with alopecia. With Fixers, the 23-year-old from Harrogate, has created a short film highlighting the costs associated with buying, maintaining, and replacing wigs.

THE HAIR TAX: Alopecia Awareness

After losing her hair when she was 12 - and being told it would never grow back - Emma Nelson is calling from more emotional and financial support for people with alopecia. With Fixers, the 23-year-old from Harrogate, has created a short film highlighting the costs associated with buying, maintaining, and replacing wigs.

Issues: Body

Josh Chesterman, 21, from Brighton explains why schools need to address homophobic bullying. Find out how they are planning to transform classroom discussions with their drama, based on first-hand experiences. This story was broadcast on ITV News Meridian in March 2009.

Homophobic Bullying Fix story on ITV News Meridian March 2009

Josh Chesterman, 21, from Brighton explains why schools need to address homophobic bullying. Find out how they are planning to transform classroom discussions with their drama, based on first-hand experiences. This story was broadcast on ITV News Meridian in March 2009.

Issues: Prejudice

Fixers Posters and Publications

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Tonicha Simpson, 19, and her team have created wristbands which people can wear to show if they are ready to talk about their mental health

Love Your Mental Health

Tonicha Simpson, 19, and her team have created wristbands which people can wear to show if they are ready to talk about their mental health

A storybook helping young people with mental health issues to live independently.

My Fixers Storybook

A storybook helping young people with mental health issues to live independently.

Issues: Mind

Kirstie Greer, 19, from Bangor in County Down, wants to increase funding for adult autism services in Northern Ireland.

Mental Health

Kirstie Greer, 19, from Bangor in County Down, wants to increase funding for adult autism services in Northern Ireland.

Issues: Mind

Harry Alimo, 19, from Birmingham, wants to share a message of positivity with people with anxiety and depression

Smile

Harry Alimo, 19, from Birmingham, wants to share a message of positivity with people with anxiety and depression

Issues: Mind

Terri Reid, 23, from Liverpool, wants to encourage mothers suffering from post natal depression to ask for help.

Post-natal Depression baby bibs

Terri Reid, 23, from Liverpool, wants to encourage mothers suffering from post natal depression to ask for help.

Issues: Mind

A group of Fixers from Kent, led by 17-year-old Louis Choules, have helped create this poster to highlight the symptoms of depression. They hope it will encourage teenagers to speak up if they think they have the condition, so they can receive treatment.

Teenage Depression Poster

A group of Fixers from Kent, led by 17-year-old Louis Choules, have helped create this poster to highlight the symptoms of depression. They hope it will encourage teenagers to speak up if they think they have the condition, so they can receive treatment.

Issues: Mind

Jenny hopes her workbook with Fixers will help young people think about and work on their own mental well-being, as well as starting wider discussions about emotional and character education.

The Well-being Workbook

Jenny hopes her workbook with Fixers will help young people think about and work on their own mental well-being, as well as starting wider discussions about emotional and character education.

Issues: Mind

Eighteen-year-old Reuben Bearman has teamed up with Fixers and the rest of his group to produce a poster campaign, which calls on those struggling with mental health issues to speak about their troubles.

A Smile a Day

Eighteen-year-old Reuben Bearman has teamed up with Fixers and the rest of his group to produce a poster campaign, which calls on those struggling with mental health issues to speak about their troubles.

Issues: Mind

Along with her team, sixteen-year-old Rebekah Porter from Newtownards, County Down has produced a poster to show people with mental health issues such as post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that there is help available.

PTSD Poster

Along with her team, sixteen-year-old Rebekah Porter from Newtownards, County Down has produced a poster to show people with mental health issues such as post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that there is help available.

Issues: Mind

Abbie Foster has created these cards with Fixers to encourage others to think positive thoughts.

My Fixers cards

Abbie Foster has created these cards with Fixers to encourage others to think positive thoughts.

Issues: Mind

Dayna and her team have created a leaflet to help people spot the signs of depression and how to get help. Dayna is using her own battle with depression to help others understand more about the mental health condition.

Marching Depression Away

Dayna and her team have created a leaflet to help people spot the signs of depression and how to get help. Dayna is using her own battle with depression to help others understand more about the mental health condition.

Issues: Mind

Fixer 'Sarah', whose real name has not been used, is concerned that those who are coping with negative issues might not know how to find support. With Fixers she created a leaflet to show others the guidance available.

My Fixers Leaflet

Fixer 'Sarah', whose real name has not been used, is concerned that those who are coping with negative issues might not know how to find support. With Fixers she created a leaflet to show others the guidance available.

Issues: Abuse

Ffion Murray (17) and her team from Cardiff want to help others who have experienced bullying, whether at school, at home or in the workplace. With Fixers, they’ve created this poster to urge people to stay positive and not let a bully’s hurtful words stick.

Anti-Bullying Poster

Ffion Murray (17) and her team from Cardiff want to help others who have experienced bullying, whether at school, at home or in the workplace. With Fixers, they’ve created this poster to urge people to stay positive and not let a bully’s hurtful words stick.

Issues: Mind

Demi-Leigh Freeman (18) from Dudley is hoping her Fixers poster campaign will encourage people with mental health issues to be more open about their feelings and get help.

Are You Really Okay? Mental Health Poster

Demi-Leigh Freeman (18) from Dudley is hoping her Fixers poster campaign will encourage people with mental health issues to be more open about their feelings and get help.

Issues: Mind

Sarah Underdown wants to encourage more unemployed young people to try volunteering. With Fixers, the 24-year-old from Southend has helped create this leaflet to highlight the benefits of unpaid work.

Job Seekers Assemble: Volunteering Leaflet

Sarah Underdown wants to encourage more unemployed young people to try volunteering. With Fixers, the 24-year-old from Southend has helped create this leaflet to highlight the benefits of unpaid work.

Issues: Work+Play

Rachel Brown (21) from Belfast was diagnosed with depression as a teenager. With Fixers, she’s helped create this poster to encourage young people in a similar situation to talk about their feelings.

Teen Depression Poster

Rachel Brown (21) from Belfast was diagnosed with depression as a teenager. With Fixers, she’s helped create this poster to encourage young people in a similar situation to talk about their feelings.

Issues: Mind

Keen to help young people with mental health issues find the right support, Laura Quinn (22) from Glasgow wants more people to speak about their problems. Along with her team, she’s helped to create a Fixers poster campaign showing others her age that they’re not alone.

Reach Out, You're Not Alone Poster

Keen to help young people with mental health issues find the right support, Laura Quinn (22) from Glasgow wants more people to speak about their problems. Along with her team, she’s helped to create a Fixers poster campaign showing others her age that they’re not alone.

Issues: Mind

A 22-year-old woman from north-east Scotland, whose childhood was scarred by a drug-dependent and violent father, is encouraging children of addicted parents to speak out. 'Lucy' has helped create a leaflet to inform teachers and other professionals about some of the signs of child neglect and domestic abuse to spot.

A Lost Childhood Leaflet

A 22-year-old woman from north-east Scotland, whose childhood was scarred by a drug-dependent and violent father, is encouraging children of addicted parents to speak out. 'Lucy' has helped create a leaflet to inform teachers and other professionals about some of the signs of child neglect and domestic abuse to spot.

Issues: Drugs, Abuse

James Butler, 22 and from Coleraine, is showing young people the benefits of creative expression as a way of dealing with mental health problems. With Fixers, he helped create this writing journal to encourage others to express themselves.

Cathartic Writing Journal

James Butler, 22 and from Coleraine, is showing young people the benefits of creative expression as a way of dealing with mental health problems. With Fixers, he helped create this writing journal to encourage others to express themselves.

Issues: Mind

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A group from Peterborough have created a website with the help of Fixers, offering young people with mental health conditions a forum where they can discuss their feelings confidentially with others. Led by Cydney Beagley, 17, Megan Hulme, 16, and Andrew Cooley, 16, the Fixers hope to their ‘Headout’ website will raise awareness of such issues and encourage those experiencing problems to seek help.

Headout

A group from Peterborough have created a website with the help of Fixers, offering young people with mental health conditions a forum where they can discuss their feelings confidentially with others. Led by Cydney Beagley, 17, Megan Hulme, 16, and Andrew Cooley, 16, the Fixers hope to their ‘Headout’ website will raise awareness of such issues and encourage those experiencing problems to seek help.

Issues: Mind

A group of unemployed Fixers from Falkirk have created a website to help young people find work. Led by Alexander Podmore, 23, the team hope the site, which provides employment tips, inspires others their age not to give up when looking for a job.

Ask Joe

A group of unemployed Fixers from Falkirk have created a website to help young people find work. Led by Alexander Podmore, 23, the team hope the site, which provides employment tips, inspires others their age not to give up when looking for a job.

Issues: Work+Play

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