We need your help...

There are currently an estimated 2 million people on waiting lists across England, to access mental health support.

By participating, you can help us raise awareness and reduce the stigma associated with mental health. Money raised will help us to ensure that no one locally has to face poor mental health alone. We work directly with adults, young people, and families to improve their lives.

Wear Blue this World Mental Health Day

Raise awareness and funds for mental health support provided by TOG Mind Charity, while engaging students, teachers, and staff in educational settings across Tameside, Oldham and Glossop.

Campaign Day – Thursday 10th October.

Key Message:

Wear blue to show solidarity for mental health awareness and support TOG Mind Charity’s mission to provide help and respect for everyone facing a mental health challenge.

What can I do?

You can wear something blue – anything!

You can also help us raise awareness in so many ways, from putting up a poster in your building, sharing our mental health awareness posts on social media, lighting up your building blue, or hanging a blue flag in your window. Get creative and most importantly, have fun!

Do you have any resources to help me promote my ‘Wear Blue for TOG Mind’ day?

Yes, we have various resources available we can send out for you to use and share.

Please contact: fundraising@togmind.org asap who will be able to send you a promo pack.

How can I donate?

Via this page or alternatively, you could do a small collection and then donate to TOG Mind.

Do you have a collection pot or bucket?

Please contact fundraising@togmind.org asap who will be able to arrange a collection pot or bucket for you.

Whilst part of the Mind network, TOG Mind are an independent charity and we raise our own funds. Each year the demand for our services increases as more and more people seek support for their mental health however, we can’t do it alone. Help us on this journey and join in with turning Tameside, Oldham and Glossop blue this World Mental Health Day.