Category: Campaigns

Lloyds Bank and Mental Health UK have launched a new campaign to support to customers who have been affected by the Covid-19 crisis. New TV, radio and social media adverts (from Thursday 14th May) highlight a shared commitment to be there for customers.

Eighty percent (80%) of people living with mental illness who responded to a survey by charity Rethink Mental Illness said that coronavirus and the measures to contain it have made their mental health worse, including 28% stating that it is “much worse”.

The third Monday in January is known as #BlueMonday, supposedly the most depressing day of the year. We think this is absurd, as any day can be a challenge for someone living with mental illness. We want to brighten up #BlueMonday and every day.

How does it really feel on the inside?
Our new mental health guide now available in 5000 GP surgeries, 400,000 university students and a further 35,000 people online.

It is not long now until World Mental Health Day (10 October) and as with everything it will be here before we know it!

Lloyds Bank and charity partner Mental Health UK have today re-launched their #GetTheInsideOut advertising campaign, which aims to encourage more people to feel comfortable speaking about mental health.

Thank you to everyone who has taken part so far in our #GetTheInsideOut advertising campaign with Lloyds Bank which is currently being shown on Channel 4 and in cinemas.

Lloyds Bank and Mental Health UK have launched a new TV advertising campaign on Channel 4 to encourage more people to feel comfortable speaking about mental health.

Lloyds Bank and Mental Health UK are launching a new TV advertising campaign on Channel 4 to encourage more people to feel comfortable speaking about mental health and to inspire those living with a condition to speak up and #GetTheInsideOut. The campaign goes live on Time to Talk Day on 1 February 2018.