Support the campaign and get involved

You can get involved and support the campaign:

1. Listen to young people
   
   No-one knows the issues that young people face, or what they need to support them better than young people themselves. We need to listen to young people and put them at the heart of decisions with impact them.
    
2. Young people - talk to your friends and peers
   
   Our recent survey found that young people are most likely to feel safe speaking to other young people about their mental health. Young people - talk to your friends and peers about this campaign and how a link worker might improve mental health in your school. We also have lots of resources available for young people.
    
3. Parents/carers - ask your child about the support at their school
   
   Take the time to speak to your child about the support they can access and create an open space for young people to speak to you when they need some support. Take a look at our resources for family and friends.
    
4. School staff - keep improving your own knowledge
   
   Find out more about the mental health support and training available in your school, and think about how a mental health link worker could fit into this.
    
5. Stay updated with the campaign
   
   If you'd like to support and hear updated on the campaign you can sign up to our mailing list to hear about this campaign. If you are a young person under 25 and interested in getting involved or hearing updates, please sign up via our Youth Activist form. If you are a parent/carer, school staff or other interested adult, please fill out this form.