We are wearing yellow this World Mental Health Day and raising vital funds for YoungMinds
This Hello Yellow I will join thousands of individuals, schools and communities across the country to raise money and show young people that they're not alone with their mental health.
Right now, more than 1 in 4 young people have a probable mental health condition. Many aren't getting the help they need, when they need it. Some don’t even know where to turn, who to talk to, or if anyone else feels the same. But we can change this.
By wearing yellow on World Mental Health Day (10 October), and donating what you can, you can show young people that they are not alone and that things can get better.
Wear it loud. Wear it proud. Because we stand brighter, together.
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Hello Yellow Day
Tuesday 30th SepDear parents and carers,
Our school will be taking part in ‘Hello Yellow’ on Friday 10th October (World Mental Health Day) to raise awareness and funds for Young Minds, the UK’s leading charity for young people’s mental health.
No young person should feel alone with their mental health and that’s why Hello Yellow matters. We’re taking this opportunity as a school community to come together and show our students that we’re with them and they’re never alone with their mental health.
We’ll be taking part by asking all children and staff to wear something yellow with their school uniform and taking part in activities in the day.
You can also donate to support our school’s fundraising by visiting YoungMinds - Hannah Bell
Most importantly, we want to share the resources which YoungMinds offer to support parents and carers if you ever need help and advice to support your children.
This includes:
• online resources (www.youngminds.org.uk/parent/)
• a phone line, open 9.30am-4pm (0808 802 5544)
• an online chat for parents and carers to speak to trained professionals if you’re concerned about your children’s mental health (www.youngminds.org.uk/parents-helpline/)
Many thanks for your support
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