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ALT A social media post with a light teal background, sharing mental health support contacts for World Mental Health Day. At the top, there is text in bold blue font that reads, "If you need to chat this World Mental Health Day." Below, the image lists several organizations and their helplines: Mind: Phone number: 0300 102 1234 Open: 9am-6pm weekdays Samaritans: Phone number: 116 123 Available: Always open Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM): Phone number: 0800 58 58 58 Open: 5pm-midnight C.A.L.L. (for people in Wales): Phone number: 0800 132 737 Available: Always open The Mix (for people under 25): Text service: Text THEMIX to 85258 Available: Always open At the bottom of the post, there is a reminder to "Share and save this post" accompanied by small icons of a share arrow and a bookmark symbol.
ALT Drawing of a globe with a smiling face. A green ribbon is wrapped around it, with the text: “World Mental Health Day Oct 10”. Above the drawing is the MHF logo. Below is the text: www.mentalhealth.org.uk
ALT Graphic with text: "Black Maternal Mental Health Week #BMMHW24." Above the text is an M shaped graphic with two speech bubbles, with a lightbulb and speaker phone.
ALT A green awareness ribbon over an M shaped graphic. Text underneath says: "#PinItForMentalHealth for World MentalHealthDay." Below is the Mental Health Foundation logo.
ALT Graphic with text: "Youth Mental Health Day." There is a drawing of a mobile phone with "#ControlYourScroll' underneath. The MHF logo is in the top right corner.
ALT Promotional image listing mental health resources with contact information, including Mind, Samaritans, Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), and The Mix, with various available support options like phone numbers and text services.
ALT Graphic with text: World Suicide Prevention Day 10 September Some people may find this content triggering. Please read with care.
ALT Graphic with text: It’s ok to ask directly. There is evidence that shows if you ask someone if they're having suicidal thoughts, it can help protect them. By asking directly, you can empower someone to tell you how they feel, and let them know they are not a burden.
ALT Graphic with text: What can I do if someone tells me they’re having suicidal thoughts? Always take them seriously. Make time and space for the conversation. Don’t rush through it or allow distractions. Encourage them to seek professional support, or call the Samaritans (116 123). If you are worried about their immediate safety, call 999.
ALT Graphic with text: Save this image in case you need it UK helplines for emotional support: Samaritans Call 116 123 Open 24/7. CALM Call 0800 58 58 58 Open 5pm – midnight. Shout Text SHOUT to 85258 open 24/7
