campaigns
Mental ill health, addiction, autism and learning disability are issues which, directly and indirectly, affect many in our society. Yet, people facing these challenges continue to experience serious levels of health inequality, stigmatisation and discrimination.
Inspire’s campaigning work is dedicated to overcoming these societal challenges, ensuring that all people can live as equal citizens. We focus on: raising awareness of issues relevant to mental ill health, addiction, autism and learning disability; educating the public on these areas; and contributing to the formulation and implementation of relevant policy. Crucially, our campaigns are driven by a commitment to working alongside people with lived experience. Through this approach, we give voice to the concerns and recommendations of those best placed to understand the issues.
IF IT'S OKAY
The If It’s Okay campaign aims to tackle the negative impact that shame has on those of us with mental illness.
INSPIRED EXHIBITION
To celebrate 65 years of Inspire, we showcase the people and stories that make us who we are today.
OUR WATER OUR WELLBEING
Campaign created by the people who use our services around climate anxiety.
COST OF LIVING 24
Consortium of organisations to share advice and information during the cost of living crisis.
RELEASE THE PRESSURE
Practical tips and advice on looking after your wellbeing, and the wellbeing of those you care about during difficult times.
Take a walk on the mind side
Connecting with nature can help with your mental health and wellbeing.
the wellbeing sessions
Our wellbeing sessions are dedicated to championing positive, hopeful mental health through conversations designed break the stigma.
INSPIRE WOMEN
This project showcases the amazing work created by a special group of women as they tell their stories of strength, struggle, recovery and hope.