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Some great stuff on there. Btw I survived my salmon dinner last night, all seems calm :D
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CALMZINE ISSUE 9 OUT NOW!
Tom, Dick & Harry Special plus none other than DANNY DYER graces us with his presence…
DISAPPOINTMAN vs Online Dating, Part 2
Disappointman struggles to find the ideal online chat up line….
THROW A PENNY IN THE POT!
Check out the amazing ways supporters are raising money for CALM and donate!
FIRST PERSON: The Right Side Said To The Left Side
One person’s account of how they deal with their mental health ‘blips’…
Features
DISAPPOINTMAN vs Online Dating, Part 2
Disappointman struggles to find the ideal online chat up line….
Events
Introducing: Piece of Mind art shop
A new art project to raise funds and awareness of mental health
Supporters
THROW A PENNY IN THE POT!
Check out the amazing ways supporters are raising money for CALM and donate!
Videos
VIDEO: CALM at Liverpool Sound City 2013 ft Enter Shikari
Interviews with Enter Shikari, Wolf People, Esco Williams and more…
CALMzine
CALMZINE ISSUE 9 OUT NOW!
Tom, Dick & Harry Special plus none other than DANNY DYER graces us with his presence…
Your Voice
FIRST PERSON: The Right Side Said To The Left Side
One person’s account of how they deal with their mental health ‘blips’…
CALM has shown us that we must acknowledge and do what we can to tackle what is the now the biggest killer of young men in the UK, suicide. CALM gives the reassurance that there is somewhere that can offer support before things get too much.
Learn more about issues:
Articles about issues:
Bullying in the workplace: my advice
For men in particular, admitting to being the focus of malicious and abusive attentions of an employer or colleague is often hard.
Male Suicide Rate in UK Highest In Nearly a Decade: Jane Powell Responds
CALM Director, Jane Powell, responds to the recent rise in male suicide in the UK.
First Person: Epilepsy, Depression and Me
“Sometimes, although it’s hard, it can pay to admit that you’re out of your depth, that you can no longer cope”
Any financial support you can give is hugely appreciated. We aren't funded by Government, and frankly struggle for every penny to keep our helpline going. We've recently been able to expand our helpline opening hours to seven days a week, and that was purely down to public donations. It costs us about £3,500 to run the helpline for a week as is, so if you can give even a little regularly, that would be fantastic.
Huge thanks.
