The Charlie Waller Memorial Trust was set up in 1998 in memory of Charlie who committed suicide whilst suffering from depression. His family and friends formed the Trust with the following aims: to raise awareness of depression as an illness; to raise awareness of the symptoms of depression so that people would recognise them and particularly recognise them in others; to reduce the stigma attached to seeking help; to ensure help was available when needed. Read More
Memorial Funds
By tascadmin | Memorial Funds, Mental Health, Research, Training, Youth Suicide | | 18 September, 2016 |
Aims to tackle to help tackle the issue of depression in young people by:
– Increasing awareness of depression
– Equipping and training people to identify those at risk
– Promoting professional help to young sufferers
– Reducing the stigma of depression
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The Judi Meadows Memorial Fund exists to help save lives which are threatened by suicide.
The Fund sets out to achieve this by: (1) Raising funds; (2) Promoting and carrying out research; (3) Building awareness and sharing information; (4) Improving policy and practice and; (5) Providing support to those affected by depression and their families and friends. Read More
James Wentworth-Stanley took his own life, aged 21, on December 15th 2006.
Like so many young men and women who choose to end their lives, James had so much to live for. He was bright, good looking and charming, a keen sportsman with a large and loving family, a huge number of friends plus a myriad of interests and dreams for the future. Read More
By tascadmin | Memorial Funds | Comments are Closed | 1 April, 2016 |
The Judi Meadows Memorial Fund exists to help save lives which are threatened by suicide.
The Fund sets out to achieve this by: (1) Raising funds; (2) Promoting and carrying out research; (3) Building awareness and sharing information; (4) Improving policy and practice and; (5) Providing support to those affected by depression and their families and friends. Read More