Announcing CAM Crisis Messenger
01 Jul 2019
Do you need help now? We are delighted to announce the CAM Crisis Messenger text service which provides free, 24/7 crisis support across the... Read More
Cameron Grant Memorial Trust
Suicide rates amongst teenagers have almost doubled in the last eight years, with 15-19-year-olds the most at risk. We want to help make sure that young people know where they can get help for their mental health.
The Cameron Grant Memorial Trust was established in memory of our son, Cameron, who took his life on 14 November 2014, aged 21. Cameron suffered with depression for seven years, something he kept hidden from his family and friends. We believe in the preservation and protection of good mental health in young people by raising awareness of young suicide, urging people to talk more openly about their mental health and pointing people in the right direction towards help and support.
Click here to read more about our story.
[1] https://inews.co.uk/news/health/suicide-rates-teenagers-young-people-social-media/
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Very many thanks to the 60 people who took part in the Half Marathon Walk for Cameron organised by The Hampton Health and Fitness Club on 15 June. Donations still welcome on the TotalGiving page: HAMPTON HALF MARATHON WALK
Cameron's Coasters
There is always someone you can talk to
Cameron didn’t seek help and no one – including us and his friends at Uni – knew that he was suffering from depression. We produce Cameron’s Coasters, customised drink mats, which we send to schools, universities, local pubs and sports clubs, and... Read More
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