Challenging Beauty Fix on ITV News Meridian (E)

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

Issues: Body

Model Inclusion Story on ITV News Meridian (E)

Left feeling excluded from the fashion industry after a battle with bone cancer, Elesha Turner wants to see more models with disabilities on the catwalk. Her story was broadcast on ITV News Meridian (E) in January 2015.

Issues: Relating

'Peer Pressure' Fix on ITV News Calendar

'Peer pressure used to be in high school - now it’s online and it’s really getting out of hand. You see an online challenge or dare almost every day. They’re definitely getting more serious and more stupid. We want to say that it’s ok to say no.' Sarah Baker and Emma Roberts are campaigning with Fixers to warn young people about social media challenges, which can encourage participants to risk injury or even death. Social media crazes like Neknominate – where you nominate a friend to drink a large amount of alcohol – have claimed five lives in the UK. And others, like the salt and ice challenge, have left many with permanent scarring from burns. Their story was broadcast on ITV News Calendar on Thursday August 4.

Issues: Safety

Bullying and Mental Health

Having experienced bullying, Emily Willis (16) from Surrey is highlighting the negative impacts such actions can have on mental health.

Issues: Abuse

Changes - Tackling Homophobia

Laura Finnigan (17) from Liverpool wants to end homophobia. She has helped to make a Fixers film, which shows that being lesbian, gay, bi-sexual or transgender (LGBT) isn’t a lifestyle choice, but part of a person's identity.

Issues: Prejudice

Fixers Fire Safety Story on ITV News Calendar, November 2014

Following a traumatic campfire accident that scarred her for life, Lucy Morgan from Harrogate is urging others her age to play it safe around fires. The 19-year-old from Harrogate was badly injured after the incident, which occurred when someone poured paint thinner on the flames, causing a blast. This story was broadcast on ITV News Calendar in November 2014.

Issues: Safety

Fixers Fire Safety Story on ITV News Tyne Tees, November 2014

After being severely burnt following a campfire accident in March this year, Lucy Morgan is reminding other young people about the importance of taking fire safety seriously. The 19-year-old from Harrogate says the traumatic blaze, which occurred when someone poured paint thinner on a fire, has scarred her for life. This story was broadcast on ITV News Tyne Tees in November 2014.

Issues: Safety

Fire Safety

After receiving severe burns when someone poured paint thinner on to a bonfire causing an explosion, Lucy Morgan is warning of the potential dangers of playing with fire. With Fixers, the 20-year-old from Harrogate has helped create this film to encourage others to take their safety seriously.

Issues: Safety

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

FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION || A Fixers Campaign

FIND OUT MORE: http://www.fixers.org.uk/ In this shocking, honest documentary, real FGM-survivors explain their own harrowing experiences as victims of this brutal ritual. This film also features FGM campaigners. Some of the women featured have chosen to be identified. Our thanks to all the FGM survivors, Fixer campaigners and other contributors who took part in this film. www.gov.uk/female-genital-mutilation-help-advice www.nhs.uk/fgm www.nspcc.org.uk/fgm Public Health England has helped to commission this film.

Issues: Body

Seeking Asylum: My Story

A young LGBT woman from Zimbabwe explains the impact of living in a homophobic country where being gay is illegal.

Issues: Body, Prejudice

Body Dysmorphic Disorder

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

Issues: Mind

Break the Silence: Abuse

Thalia Fernandez, 19, is using her experience of being bullied in primary school to encourage other victims to reach out and get help.

Issues: Abuse

Respect Our Veterans

A teenager hoping to follow in his father’s footsteps by joining the Royal Navy, wants people to show more respect for army veterans. Sixteen-year-old Thomas Smythe from Witham, Essex is encouraging people to put aside their personal opinions of the armed forces and appreciate the sacrifice many make in the line of duty. He hopes this Fixers film can shed some light on the issue.

Issues: Relating

Light At The End Of The Tunnel

Crystal Rose Turner-Brightman, 17, from Southampton, is reaching out to survivors of traumatic experiences.

Issues: Body, Mind

Fixers Launch - ITV Central

Fixers return to ITV Central with a new team, new feel, and a whole range of new Fixes which see young people making a difference to areas they feel strongly about.

Homophobic Hate Crime

'Ashley', 18, wants to highlight the fact that LGBT hate crime still exists.

Issues: Prejudice

Fixers Railway Safety Story on ITV News Meridian (W), March 2014

Fixer Ian Carter (20), from Hampshire, is urging others not to ignore the warning signals at level crossings, after a split-second error in judgement nearly cost him his life. This story was broadcast on ITV News Meridian (W) in March 2014.

Issues: Safety

Fixers Gay & Ok Story on ITV News West Country (W), June 2014

Fixer Cassie Guy (18) from Cornwall is urging others to take a stand against homophobic bullying after she felt her school life suffered as a result of anti-LGBT abuse. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (W) in June 2014.

Issues: Prejudice