Chat-athon - raising awareness of mental health

News - 4 June 2020

Happy Talk....Charity We Are Aware is running an all day conversation on Zoom to raise awareness of mental health and the importance of connecting with others to boost your mood!
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Saturday 6th June - 8am til 8pm

The event will be an all day Zoom meeting on 6th June from 8am to 8pm to involve as many people as possible to show support for the importance of connecting for good mental health, and to talk to other equally supportive people.

People are invited to join for half an hour or an hour to get the most out of this experience. 

If you are interested the Zoom link is below in the downloads section. 

For more information please contact We Are Aware

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Contact We Are Aware directly

Downloads

Below please find the Zoom link together with some forms that the charity would appreciate you completing if you are interested in joining the chat. Please note that these forms are not compulsory - simply to help in the orgainising of the day and write up afterwards.

Zoom Link
Download (PDF 140 KB)
Chat Form
Download (OCX 31 KB)
Equal Opportunities Form
Download (OCX 16 KB)

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