Partnerships

Partnerships help us create change for people affected by poor mental health. Our corporate partnerships are true partnerships in that we believe in supporting you as much as you support us. We not only support you to raise vital funds but also to build an understanding of mental health in your workplace via campaigns, training, volunteering opportunities and support.

Working with us

Our partnerships team will work closely with you to help you to achieve your goals, however big or small. By choosing us as your partner you will have UK-wide reach.

Find out more about Working with us

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Benefits of partnership

Nominating us as your company’s Charity of the Year and raising awareness of mental health in the workplace are just some of the ways you can support us.

Find out more about How we can partner with you

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Payroll giving

Payroll giving is a tax-efficient, easy way for employees to support your charity partnership.

Find out more about Payroll Giving

By partnering with us you can help improve the lives of everyone affected by poor mental health.

Our charitable partners are key to helping us raise funds, reach large audiences and change the picture for people affected by mental illness. Our partnerships aim to build an understanding of mental health in the workplace and encourage participation in volunteering and fundraising activities linked to mental health.

If your company supports charities in this way, please nominate us as your Charity of the Year, or if you are interested in other types of partnership, please do get in touch with us at partnerships@mentalhealth-uk.org.

Our Partners

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Partnership Projects

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Mental Health and Money Advice

The first UK-wide advice service dedicated to supporting people affected by mental health and money problems. Since its launch in 2017, clients of the service are over £2 million better off.

Get The Inside Out

With Lloyds Banking Group we ran an innovative TV campaign to encourage discussions about mental health. It featured celebrities, colleagues and members of the public using #GetTheInsideOut.