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After losing loved-ones and friends to suicide, Sean McAteera, 16 and his group of Fixers from Belfast are raising awareness about the high number of suicides among young people. Their story was shown on UTV Live on Thursday 9th May 2013.

Suicide Prevention Fix on UTV Live

After losing loved-ones and friends to suicide, Sean McAteera, 16 and his group of Fixers from Belfast are raising awareness about the high number of suicides among young people. Their story was shown on UTV Live on Thursday 9th May 2013.

Issues: Mind, Safety

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

James Connolly, 21, wants people to talk about the toll of suicide in the province

Suicide Prevention Fix on UTV

James Connolly, 21, wants people to talk about the toll of suicide in the province

Issues: Safety

My project designed to help others who are in a similar situation

My Fixers Film

My project designed to help others who are in a similar situation

Issues: Mind

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

Male Suicide Fix on ITV News Tyne Tees

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

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

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

Danny Tuson is concerned about the impact bullying can have on young people. With Fixers he has created a film to highlight the issue.

PUSHED TO SELF-HARM || The Results of Bullying

Danny Tuson is concerned about the impact bullying can have on young people. With Fixers he has created a film to highlight the issue.

Issues: Abuse

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

Male Suicide Fix on ITV News Calendar

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

Issues: Mind

Cornwall Fixer Lorna Keight, 22, is shedding light on the pressures those in the agricultural trade face and creating a campaign to encourage more public support for farmers. This story about her campaign was shown on ITV News West Country (W) in August 2013.

Supporting Farmers story on ITV News West Country (W)

Cornwall Fixer Lorna Keight, 22, is shedding light on the pressures those in the agricultural trade face and creating a campaign to encourage more public support for farmers. This story about her campaign was shown on ITV News West Country (W) in August 2013.

Issues: Mind, Work+Play

Fixers Millie Allen and and Nathan Jarvis, both 23 and from Scarborough, are creating a campaign to put a stop to homophobic bullying. The story about their campaign was shown on ITV News Tyne Tees in August 2013.

Gay Rights Story on ITV News Tyne Tees

Fixers Millie Allen and and Nathan Jarvis, both 23 and from Scarborough, are creating a campaign to put a stop to homophobic bullying. The story about their campaign was shown on ITV News Tyne Tees in August 2013.

Issues: Abuse, Prejudice

A Fixers project led by Jordan Mothersole: http://www.fixers.org.uk/index.php?mo... Jordan Mothersole, 16, from Sittingbourne, wants to raise awareness of complex PTSD.

Jordans PTSD Story #PTSDandMe

A Fixers project led by Jordan Mothersole: http://www.fixers.org.uk/index.php?mo... Jordan Mothersole, 16, from Sittingbourne, wants to raise awareness of complex PTSD.

Issues: Mind

Fixers Millie Allen and and Nathan Jarvis, both 23 and from Scarborough, are hoping to change the negative attitudes some people have towards LGBT people in their community. The story about their campaign was shown on ITV News Calendar in August 2013.

Gay Rights Fix on ITV News Calendar

Fixers Millie Allen and and Nathan Jarvis, both 23 and from Scarborough, are hoping to change the negative attitudes some people have towards LGBT people in their community. The story about their campaign was shown on ITV News Calendar in August 2013.

Issues: Abuse, Prejudice

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

ANNA

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

Issues: Mind

Fixer Ian Kay (22) from Mansfield, who attempted suicide before receiving treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), is campaigning to raise awareness of the condition. This story was broadcast on ITV News Central in January 2014.

Fixers Borderline Personality Story on ITV News Central, January 2014

Fixer Ian Kay (22) from Mansfield, who attempted suicide before receiving treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), is campaigning to raise awareness of the condition. This story was broadcast on ITV News Central in January 2014.

Issues: Mind

‘They called me fat, snob or drama queen. I even still have dreams from when it was happening and I’ll wake up in the middle of night.’ Holly Painter (19) from Yate in South Gloucestershire is using her experiences to show how creative coping mechanisms can combat bullying. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (E) in June 2015.

Fixers Act on Bullies Story on ITV News West Country (E), June 2015

‘They called me fat, snob or drama queen. I even still have dreams from when it was happening and I’ll wake up in the middle of night.’ Holly Painter (19) from Yate in South Gloucestershire is using her experiences to show how creative coping mechanisms can combat bullying. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (E) in June 2015.

Issues: Abuse

Critical of the unrealistic standards of beauty that can be portrayed in the media, Maddie Wilshire is urging young people not to compare themselves to images they see in magazines. Demonstrating how easy it is to digitally alter images, the 18-year-old from Cusgarne near Truro wants others to celebrate diversity, and feel confident in the way they look. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (W) in February 2015.

Fixers Body Confident Story on ITV News West Country (W), February 2015

Critical of the unrealistic standards of beauty that can be portrayed in the media, Maddie Wilshire is urging young people not to compare themselves to images they see in magazines. Demonstrating how easy it is to digitally alter images, the 18-year-old from Cusgarne near Truro wants others to celebrate diversity, and feel confident in the way they look. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (W) in February 2015.

Issues: Mind

‘I wanted to make a difference because it’s not just one case. There are so many people that struggle every day with mental health issues.’ After a mutual friend took their own life, 17-year-olds Abbie Challen and Corrina Smith from Bristol are spearheading campaigns to tackle mental health issues among young people. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (E) in October 2015.

Reach Out Fix On ITV News West Country (E)

‘I wanted to make a difference because it’s not just one case. There are so many people that struggle every day with mental health issues.’ After a mutual friend took their own life, 17-year-olds Abbie Challen and Corrina Smith from Bristol are spearheading campaigns to tackle mental health issues among young people. This story was broadcast on ITV News West Country (E) in October 2015.

Issues: Mind

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

‘I had a friend who started getting messages about her weight. Instead of blocking them she retaliated and that only led to more and more messages coming through anonymously.’ Glen O’Gorman is tackling online bullying through performance art. The youth theatre director says he is seeing more and more young people using smart phones, putting them at risk of cyber abuse. His story was told on ITV News Central and ITV News Anglia on Thursday, August 4.

Trolling Hurts Fix on ITV News Central

‘I had a friend who started getting messages about her weight. Instead of blocking them she retaliated and that only led to more and more messages coming through anonymously.’ Glen O’Gorman is tackling online bullying through performance art. The youth theatre director says he is seeing more and more young people using smart phones, putting them at risk of cyber abuse. His story was told on ITV News Central and ITV News Anglia on Thursday, August 4.

Issues: Safety

Seventeen-year-old Laura Finnigan from Liverpool wants others to be more accepting of people who are gay, saying sexual orientation is not a choice. This story was broadcast on ITV Granada Reports in May 2015.

Fixers I'm Gay, OK? Story on ITV Granada Reports, May 2015

Seventeen-year-old Laura Finnigan from Liverpool wants others to be more accepting of people who are gay, saying sexual orientation is not a choice. This story was broadcast on ITV Granada Reports in May 2015.

Issues: Prejudice

Billie Nordkill, 22, from Dumfries, Scotland, believes children should be given strategies to cope with low mood.

Young Minds Matter

Billie Nordkill, 22, from Dumfries, Scotland, believes children should be given strategies to cope with low mood.

‘I feel like my campaign has made a big difference. It blows my mind that it managed to go around the world. Fixers gave me the opportunity to do something and really focus on something and it’s changed my life.’ Two years after beginning a Fixers project to raise awareness of body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) Danny Bowman from Alnwick is reflecting on its successes, which include going global. This story was broadcast on ITV New Tyne Tees in July 2015.

Fixers Dysmorphia Success Story on ITV News Tyne Tees, July 2015

‘I feel like my campaign has made a big difference. It blows my mind that it managed to go around the world. Fixers gave me the opportunity to do something and really focus on something and it’s changed my life.’ Two years after beginning a Fixers project to raise awareness of body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) Danny Bowman from Alnwick is reflecting on its successes, which include going global. This story was broadcast on ITV New Tyne Tees in July 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

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

‘Cyberbullying can lead to depression, anxiety, self-harm, suicide and feeling alone. It’s not okay. It’s not funny. It’s hurtful to other people.’ Amy-Leigh McGuire (16) and her team want young people to be aware of the impact cyberbullying can have. This story was broadcast in September 2015.

Social Media Bullies Fix on UTV Live

‘Cyberbullying can lead to depression, anxiety, self-harm, suicide and feeling alone. It’s not okay. It’s not funny. It’s hurtful to other people.’ Amy-Leigh McGuire (16) and her team want young people to be aware of the impact cyberbullying can have. This story was broadcast in September 2015.

Issues: Abuse

‘I was working in a shop that sold legal highs and I made it my policy not to sell anything that I hadn’t tried. I thought they were harmless because they were legal – I was wrong.’ Serena Christie (23) from Tunbridge Wells wants to warn others about the dangers of legal highs, after they had a serious impact on her mental health. This story was broadcast in September 2015

Dangerous Highs Fix on ITV News Meridian (E)

‘I was working in a shop that sold legal highs and I made it my policy not to sell anything that I hadn’t tried. I thought they were harmless because they were legal – I was wrong.’ Serena Christie (23) from Tunbridge Wells wants to warn others about the dangers of legal highs, after they had a serious impact on her mental health. This story was broadcast in September 2015

Issues: Drugs

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

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

After finding little professional support in a hospital A&E department during a mental health crisis, Catrin's film shows the effect on a young girl when her mental health problems are ignored.

SAFE?

After finding little professional support in a hospital A&E department during a mental health crisis, Catrin's film shows the effect on a young girl when her mental health problems are ignored.

Issues: Mind

'Chloe', 25, from Glasgow, has created a film with Fixers to challenge the stigma around different drugs

Addiction and Recovery

'Chloe', 25, from Glasgow, has created a film with Fixers to challenge the stigma around different drugs

Issues: Drugs

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

Body Dysmorphia Fix on ITV News Calendar

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

Issues: Mind

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.

Self Harm & Us

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.

Issues: Mind

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

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

A Traveller wants to inspire young gay people to find the confidence to 'come out'.

Gypsy & Gay

A Traveller wants to inspire young gay people to find the confidence to 'come out'.

Issues: Prejudice

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

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

‘Within a year I’d been suicidal, homeless, hungry, in prison and in a mental health hospital. But this year I see steady ground and I’m achieving my goals.’ Sam Kirkpatrick (25) from Manchester wants young people who have fallen on hard times to stay positive and never give up. This story was broadcast in September 2015.

Homeless not Helpless Fix on ITV News Granada Reports

‘Within a year I’d been suicidal, homeless, hungry, in prison and in a mental health hospital. But this year I see steady ground and I’m achieving my goals.’ Sam Kirkpatrick (25) from Manchester wants young people who have fallen on hard times to stay positive and never give up. This story was broadcast in September 2015.

Issues: Home

Fixer Tom Bryant (23) from Essex wants social networking sites to close in on cyberbullies by adding a clearly visible panic button to their pages.

Fixers Beat Online Bullies Story on ITV News Anglia, April 2014

Fixer Tom Bryant (23) from Essex wants social networking sites to close in on cyberbullies by adding a clearly visible panic button to their pages.

Issues: Abuse

Fixer Sophie Thorne, 17, fro Swindon hopes to raise awareness of cyber-bullying by creating a short film and animation based on her experiences. Broadcast on ITV News Meridian, November 2012

Sophie cyber-bullying broadcast (ITV Meridian West)

Fixer Sophie Thorne, 17, fro Swindon hopes to raise awareness of cyber-bullying by creating a short film and animation based on her experiences. Broadcast on ITV News Meridian, November 2012

Issues: Abuse, Safety

Fixer Sophie Thorne, 17, from Swindon discusses her experiences with cyberbullying and what she is doing to raise awareness of this new form of abuse. Broadcast on ITV News West Country, November 2012.

Sophie's Cyberbullying Story on ITV

Fixer Sophie Thorne, 17, from Swindon discusses her experiences with cyberbullying and what she is doing to raise awareness of this new form of abuse. Broadcast on ITV News West Country, November 2012.

Issues: Abuse

Fixer Ian Kay, 21, uses his Fixers project to raise awareness of borderline personality disorder.

Black & White

Fixer Ian Kay, 21, uses his Fixers project to raise awareness of borderline personality disorder.

Issues: Mind

Starting in May 2013, Fixers will be featured on UTV LIve in Northern Ireland. This video includes a look at the Fixers Northern Ireland launch at Stormont - a colourful event which allowed Fixers to meet local MLAs, TV celebrity Zoe Salmon and UTV Presenter Marc Mallett.

Fixers NI Launch on UTV Live

Starting in May 2013, Fixers will be featured on UTV LIve in Northern Ireland. This video includes a look at the Fixers Northern Ireland launch at Stormont - a colourful event which allowed Fixers to meet local MLAs, TV celebrity Zoe Salmon and UTV Presenter Marc Mallett.

Promotional film for Fixers Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Fixers Promo

Promotional film for Fixers Northern Ireland

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.

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

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

A Fixer from Cheltenham, who experienced online abuse in his early teens, wants schools to introduce an anti-cyberbullying week. This story was broadcast on ITV West Country (E) in February 2014.

Fixers Cyberbullying Story on ITV West Country (E), February 2014.

A Fixer from Cheltenham, who experienced online abuse in his early teens, wants schools to introduce an anti-cyberbullying week. This story was broadcast on ITV West Country (E) in February 2014.

Issues: Abuse

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

A Fixer from Sheffield Leanne Dodson, 24, who was moved after hearing the emotional stories of women who'd been trafficked for sex, wants more support to be available to help them after they have escaped from human trafficking. Broadcast on ITV News Calendar (Yorkshire region) April 2013

Fixers Human Trafficking Story on ITV News

A Fixer from Sheffield Leanne Dodson, 24, who was moved after hearing the emotional stories of women who'd been trafficked for sex, wants more support to be available to help them after they have escaped from human trafficking. Broadcast on ITV News Calendar (Yorkshire region) April 2013

Issues: Crime, Abuse, Safety

Fixer Carney Bonner (20) from Cheltenham, is campaigning for an anti-cyberbullying week to be introduced in schools after his own experience with online bullies. This story was broadcast on ITV News Central in February 2014.

Fixers Cyberbullying Story on ITV News Central, February 2014

Fixer Carney Bonner (20) from Cheltenham, is campaigning for an anti-cyberbullying week to be introduced in schools after his own experience with online bullies. This story was broadcast on ITV News Central in February 2014.

Issues: Abuse

More Fixers Films

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After losing loved ones and friends to suicide, a group of Fixers from Belfast made this film to encourage young people - and especially young men - to speak out if they are suffering.

Life Goes On

After losing loved ones and friends to suicide, a group of Fixers from Belfast made this film to encourage young people - and especially young men - to speak out if they are suffering.

Issues: Mind

After hearing that twice as many people are dying from suicide in Northern Ireland than in the rest of the UK, 21-year-old James Connolly from Cookstown wants to get people talking about what he considers to be the ignored toll of suicide in the province. He has created this film to raise awareness.

Troubles

After hearing that twice as many people are dying from suicide in Northern Ireland than in the rest of the UK, 21-year-old James Connolly from Cookstown wants to get people talking about what he considers to be the ignored toll of suicide in the province. He has created this film to raise awareness.

Issues: Safety

Fixer James Sutcliffe, 20, from Batley and friends have made a thought provoking film about homophobic bullying.

Straight Out

Fixer James Sutcliffe, 20, from Batley and friends have made a thought provoking film about homophobic bullying.

Issues: Abuse

Serena Christie (23) from Tunbridge Wells wants to warn others about the dangers of legal highs, after they had a serious impact on her mental health. With Fixers, she’s helped create this film to share her experiences and show that the substances are harmful.

Encounters With Drug Abuse: From Normality to Insanity || A True Story.

Serena Christie (23) from Tunbridge Wells wants to warn others about the dangers of legal highs, after they had a serious impact on her mental health. With Fixers, she’s helped create this film to share her experiences and show that the substances are harmful.

Issues: Drugs

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

Fixers Posters and Publications

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Alex Jones (17) from Newport in South Wales wants to tackle negativity towards transgender people. With Fixers, he’s helped create this poster to raise awareness of what it means to be transgender and to encourage greater understanding from others.

Transgender: Made The Change Poster

Alex Jones (17) from Newport in South Wales wants to tackle negativity towards transgender people. With Fixers, he’s helped create this poster to raise awareness of what it means to be transgender and to encourage greater understanding from others.

Issues: Prejudice

Megan Harrison (16) and her team from South Wales have helped create a booklet for bullies and those bullied, making everyone aware of its effects.

Cause & Effect Bullying Booklet

Megan Harrison (16) and her team from South Wales have helped create a booklet for bullies and those bullied, making everyone aware of its effects.

Issues: Abuse, Relating

Sami Cullen, from Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, is raising awareness of suicide in her area. With the help of Fixers, the 24-year-old has designed a billboard in memory of her brother, who took his own life six years ago, to remind others struggling with issues to seek help before things get worse.

Suicide Awareness Billboard

Sami Cullen, from Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, is raising awareness of suicide in her area. With the help of Fixers, the 24-year-old has designed a billboard in memory of her brother, who took his own life six years ago, to remind others struggling with issues to seek help before things get worse.

Issues: Mind

After being exposed to the harsh realities of farming, Lorna Keight (22) from Cornwall is using a series of posters to encourage the public to support their local farmers.

Food for Thought Poster Campaign

After being exposed to the harsh realities of farming, Lorna Keight (22) from Cornwall is using a series of posters to encourage the public to support their local farmers.

Issues: Mind, Work+Play

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

Using her own experiences, Tammy (17) from Plymouth has helped create this booklet to bust the myths surrounding self-harm.

Under My Skin Booklet - Self-Harm

Using her own experiences, Tammy (17) from Plymouth has helped create this booklet to bust the myths surrounding self-harm.

Issues: Mind

Tom Bryant from Harwich is calling on websites popular with young people to take more responsibility for preventing cyberbullying. With the help of Fixers, the 23-year-old has created this poster, proposing the addition of a universal panic button to tackle the problem.

'Make Social Media Safe' Poster

Tom Bryant from Harwich is calling on websites popular with young people to take more responsibility for preventing cyberbullying. With the help of Fixers, the 23-year-old has created this poster, proposing the addition of a universal panic button to tackle the problem.

Issues: Abuse

Fixers Audio Resources

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Fixers Websites and Apps

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Aware of the devastating consequences of becoming addicted to Mephedrone, 17-year-old ‘Milly’ wants to prevent others from trying the drug. With Fixers, she’s helped create this android app to show young people the realities of experimenting with “Meow Meow,” and to encourage those already taking it to seek the support they need to stop.

Don't Meow Meow App

Aware of the devastating consequences of becoming addicted to Mephedrone, 17-year-old ‘Milly’ wants to prevent others from trying the drug. With Fixers, she’s helped create this android app to show young people the realities of experimenting with “Meow Meow,” and to encourage those already taking it to seek the support they need to stop.

Issues: Drugs

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