To mark International Nurses Day, we hosted a HOPECAST Nurses and suicide special with PAPYRUS Trustees Sarah Fitchett and Dr. Annessa Rebair who both have backgrounds in Nursing and lived experiences of suicide. Sarah and Annessa talked about the different mental health challenges Nurses can face and the professions link to suicide which often isn't talked about enough.HOPELINE247 is here to support anyone under the age of 35 struggling with thoughts of suicide and support for concerned others. Trained advisors are here to support you now 24/7 on 08000684141. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For April's episode of HOPECAST we want to shine a light on fundraising, there are so many ways you can raise funds and help make a difference. We spoke to Vicki and Annie from the PAPYRUS fundraising team to find out more. As it's now officially spring there are so many events coming up you can get involved with to support PAPYRUS!HOPELINEUK is here to support anyone under the age of 35 struggling with thoughts of suicide and support for concerned others. Trained advisors are here to support you everyday from 9am until midnight on 08000684141. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For this month's special episode of HOPECAST we're joined by media personality and entrepreneur Tanya Bardsley were we focussed on the link between ADHD and suicide, especially amongst women. Tanya has lived experience of suicide when she was younger and was diagnosed with ADHD aged 40, which she said has helped a lot things in her life make sense for her. HOPELINEUK is here to support anyone under the age of 35 struggling with thoughts of suicide and support for concerned others. Trained advisors are here to support you everyday from 9am until midnight on 08000684141. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

February's episode of Hopecast is a HOPELINEUK special where we're joined by advisors Emma Lacey and Chloe Cartwright based in Cardiff. Emma and Chloe talk about some of the misconceptions about contacting HOPELINEUK, who can contact the helpline and how a range of trained advisors can support you.HOPELINEUK is here to support anyone under the age of 35 struggling with thoughts of suicide and support for concerned others. Trained advisors are here to support you everyday from 9am until midnight on 08000684141. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the first episode of 2023, we're joined by former Miss England, model and PAPYRUS Ambassador Alisha Cowie. Alisha talks about the pressures women face and how this can lead to young suicide as well as the dangers of comparing yourself to others. Alisha also shares her own personal experiences, how she practices kindness to herself and what steps you can take.HOPELINEUK is here to support anyone under the age of 35 struggling with thoughts of suicide and support for concerned others. Trained advisors are here to support you everyday from 9am until midnight on 08000684141. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this December episode of HOPECAST, we're joined by financial educational instructor and TikTok star Anna Branding, also know as Money for Millennials. Anna talks to us about breaking the barriers when it comes to young people talking about their finances and breaking bad money cycles. Money worries and debt has a significant link to suicide, with the cost of living crisis and Christmas it's a really important topic of conversation.HOPELINEUK is here to support anyone under the age of 35 struggling with thoughts of suicide and support for concerned others. Trained advisors are here to support you everyday from 9am until midnight on 08000684141. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For November's episode of HOPECAST, we're joined by PAPYRUS Trustee and University of Salford Neonatal Lecturer, Sarah Fitchett who sadly lost her 14 year old son Ben to suicide. Sarah shared with us her experiences of grief and talked to us about what to say to someone who has been bereaved by suicide and what to refrain from saying to someone who's lost someone to suicide.HOPELINEUK is here to support anyone under the age of 35 struggling with thoughts of suicide and support for concerned others. Trained advisers are here to support you everyday from 9am until midnight on 08000684141. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the latest episode of HOPECAST, we speak to Emma, Megan and Denise at Queen's University, Belfast.In this video, we discuss the topic of looking after yourself during university and why it is important to reach out to your wellbeing services when at university. Guests:Emma Murphy - Elected SU President Megan McAlister - Leader of Queens University 'Mind your mood.' initiative Denise Clements - Member of Queens University Disability and Wellbeing team You can listen to the podcast version on all major channels including Spotify by searching HOPECAST. WARNING Although care has been taken to address the discussed topics in a safe and sensitive way, the following video may contain conversations/language some viewers may find triggering, upsetting or offensive. If you are struggling with thoughts of suicide or are concerned a young person you know may be, please contact HOPELINEUK for free and confidential support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For episode 20 of HOPECAST we're joined by Andy, Mike and Tim, the 3 Dads Walking.United by the tragic death of their daughters, the three dads walked more than 300 miles in 2021 to raise vital awareness and funds for PAPYRUS. This year they plan to double that by walking more than 600 miles visiting all four nations across the UK.We caught up with them on zoom, as they prepare to take on this incredible challenge later on this week. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this special series of HOPECAST, HOPECAST Extra Time, PAPYRUS explores racism, LGBTQ+ representation, and gambling within football and sport.In episode three we focus on racism with special guests:Anyika Onuora - Retired British sprint track and field athlete, Anita Beeden - Education Training Consultant, Show Racism the Red Card and Nilesh Chauhan - Football Coach, Founder of Villains Together. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.