It takes all types!
NHS waiting times for counselling are generally 18 to 24 months, which we all know is not a solution when you are dealing with depression and suicide. We are not NHS funded and are reliant on the generosity and kindness of fundraisers and our communities to continue to support the work we do.
Our heroes come in all forms donations, fundraisers and from businesses corporate sponsorship or being named their charity of the year. It is also hugely important for those that what to share our stories and raise our profile as ultimately that’s what it’s all about opening up.
Spreading the word
Critical to what we do is spreading the word of our events to make the most of attendance and donations. We appreciate anything you can do to help spread what we are doing.
Volunteering
We have a wide programme of fundraising events, if you’d like to help out on the day or with some organisation, that would be great. Just email us your details In addition the main charity is always looking for volunteers, check out their website for further details
Fundraising
Our heroes come in all forms from the adrenaline junkies jumping from a plane or climbing the 3 peaks to a raffle or a bake sale. Undertaking fundraising for our charity makes you a Kelly’s Hero, just make sure you let us know about it.
Whats your superpower?
Being a hero isn’t about wearing a cape… it’s about making a difference when it matters most. Our heroes are the people who stand beside us in our mission to raise awareness of mental health, offer hope, and help prevent suicide. They are the lifeblood of everything we do.
A hero might take on a personal challenge to raise vital funds, from running marathons to climbing mountains, or they might simply pop a few coins into a collection bucket. They might volunteer their time and skills, lending a hand at events, helping with our campaigns, or offering support behind the scenes. Sometimes being a hero is as simple, and as powerful as sharing our message, starting conversations, and making sure more people know that help is out there.
Every act of kindness, every pound raised, every hour given, and every conversation started brings us closer to a world where no one feels alone in their darkest moments.
