David Alfie-Ward on how Mind supports his mental health story

After having a mental breakdown, David attempted to end his own life. Now an ambassador for Norfolk & Waveney Mind, here’s his story and the importance of getting professional help.
For more information on where to find help, visit canaries.co.uk/club/mental-health-resources.
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[@smexyest-guy-on-youtube-]

we all need someone to talk to you

[@nat1baby]

Sad that a club that takes such pride in being for locals is just blindly supporting a national charity that pays its executives silly money whilst offering fairly minimal actual direct support. If City really cared they would support the local charities or help set up projects for direct support. These stories you see posted are 1/1000 success stories for Mind, they just ensure their exact numbers of outcomes are boosted by telecommunications so it seems like they help more than the actual 2% of people they could with the funding and support they have.

[@allaboutthebclicksinnit1148]

It is concerning how some charities are run and especially care charities of any sort.