As you may know, I've decided to challenge myself both physically and mentally by participating in a half marathon in support of Mind, a reputable mental health charity that provides essential services to individuals facing mental health issues. It is important to raise awareness and contribute to an ongoing battle against mental health challenges that affect millions of lives worldwide.

Why Mind?

Mental health issues are prevalent, affecting people from all walks of life, yet they remain surrounded by stigma and misconceptions. Mind has been working tirelessly to break these barriers, providing support, information, and advice to empower individuals, families, and communities.

The charity's initiatives include counselling services, helplines, peer support groups, and education campaigns that aim to promote understanding and empathy towards mental health. By donating to my fundraiser, you directly support these efforts, helping Mind continue its essential work and make a positive impact on countless lives.

Why a Half Marathon?

Running a half marathon is not just about covering a distance; it is a powerful metaphor for the journey many individuals face when dealing with mental health challenges. It represents the uphill battles, the endurance required, and the incredible strength that can be found within ourselves and those around us.

By taking on this challenge, I aim to demonstrate my commitment to advocating for mental health and breaking down the walls of silence and stigma that surround it. But I can't do it alone; I need your support.

How Can You Help?

Your contribution, no matter the size, can make a significant difference. Donating to my fundraiser for Mind is a wonderful way to get involved in this worthy cause and be a part of something greater than ourselves. Your support will not only motivate me during training and on race day but will also contribute directly to the valuable work done by Mind.

 Please sponsor me to support vital mental health and wellbeing services for Bath & North East Somerset. Thank you!