Thanks for choosing to donate to Mental Health UK
We know that stopping smoking positively impacts on our physical and mental health. Our partnership with Johnson & Johnson, the makers of Nicorette, will help communities to make quitting less of a stressful journey. By donating today, you’ll help us to be there for more people on their route to becoming smoke-free.
Choose how you'd like to donate:
£5 could help us to update our online advice and information hub with essential information to help people to understand and manage their mental health
£10 could help us moderate Clic for each member over a year, ensuring that everyone will always have a safe and welcoming space to talk about their mental health
£30 could enable someone receive an hour-long appointment with a specialist adviser to get tailored information, advice and support for their mental health and money problems
How much would you like to donate?
£3 a month could help us promote an online support group on Clic, connecting people who may be feeling isolated or experiencing a mental health crisis for the first time
£5 a month could help us deliver training to seven people to help them understand and manage their mental health
£7 a month could help two people be part of a peer support group for eight months, offering them acceptance and reassurance
How much would you like to donate monthly?
Your support will have an impact on people's lives
– Terrance, Cardiff“Clic is a safe place to share feelings, and it’s useful to get other people’s advice and experiences.”
What your money can do
As well helping us to run Clic, our online support community, your money could be put to use in so many life-changing ways
Improving access to support groups across the UK.
Running our Mental Health and Money Advice service.
Providing access to information, such as our mental health information guides.
Johnson & Johnson Limited will donate £75,000 to Mental Health UK (1170815) in relation to the 2022 Nicorette x Mental Health UK charitable campaign. UK-NI-2200273. Mental Health UK does not endorse particular drugs or treatments.