In 2022, the Mindstep Foundation reached a significant milestone of £200,000 raised for suicide prevention.

Our wonderful fundraisers who have helped us raise thousands for suicide prevention this year.

At an impossible time, the Peake family asked for donations to be made to the Mindstep Foundation in memory of their Joe and have raised over £46,000.

On World Suicide Prevention Day, we’re sharing common myths about suicide.

Over the past 6 months, a team of volunteers in Consumer Servicing at Lloyds Bank have worked in their spare time to help support the Mindstep Foundation.

Our supporters have helped raise thousands for suicide prevention research this month.

With funding from The Brothers Trust, Mindstep has qualified two trainers to be able to deliver Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), the worlds leading suicide intervention workshop.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the University of Glasgow to discuss our groundbreaking research into mental health and suicide prevention.

Mindstep have teamed up with Andys Man Club to set up a new talking group for men in Abergavenny

The Mindstep Foundation has raised £100,000 in the last two years for suicide prevention research at the University of Glasgow.

Congratulations to our amazing Mindstep Marathoners who raised nearly £3,000 in October.

The Mindstep Foundation has contributed towards subsidised counselling for young people at the Amber Project in Cardiff.