Acacium Mental Health Superheroes

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Meet our Mental Health Superheroes! This spectacular bunch of young people are working with Acacium to co-design a new web platform to help young people get mental health help, when they need it most!

See Our Superheros
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Adam

I signed up to be a Mental Health Super Hero because the pandemic has had a catastrophic impact upon young people’s lives, I personally had to endure a time like no other and adapt to life which has made my own anxiety worse.  I want to help others in a similar situation.

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Finlay

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero to help mental health nationally, as well as have a chance to develop my own skills and meet new people.

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Jasleen

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero because I enjoy every event I join and I am grateful that I got a chance to attend.

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Fredrick

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero to show people there is a way out if you’re willing to try and fight for it.

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Jeremy

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero to help help people across England with their mental health.

Lerryn

Lerryn

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero as I want to prove accessibility to mental health services for young people.

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Mahnoor

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero because I wouldn’t want anyone to suffer alone without seeking any help.

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Maryam

I signed up for mental health superheroes as I feel it is one of the most important things to be at this time.  Youth mental health has been affected the most during the pandemic and I want to help as much as I can.  We have faced an unprecedented time and many have suffered mental health issues.

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Megan

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero as during lockdown my mental health was really down and there wasn’t much out there to help me so I think that helping with this would not only help myself when I need it but others in the same situation. 🙂

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Naqi

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero because I care a lot about improving mental health services for young people and making sure they have more effective and comfortable support than I had when I was younger.

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Safiya

I signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero because I feel like it could really help me get to know new people and learn new skills and also I feel like mental health is an important topic that is affecting many young people including some of my closest friends and I would love to help and support in any way I can!

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Saleha

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero  because I want to help other young people like me who are suffering mental health issues ,and have had no help for many years and I want to make a difference in the community.

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Zack

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero because I think it would be an interesting topic and would like new things for my CV.

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Victor

I’ve signed up to be a Mental Health Superhero to make sure people have help when they need it most and to make sure no one goes through their issues alone.

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