Help & Resources: Mental Health Help for Every Situation
Whatever you're facing, you don't have to face it alone. These pages bring together trusted UK mental health help and resources for the many different pressures life can bring — because the causes of distress are never simple, and neither is any one of us.

Choose the topic closest to your situation. Each page offers understanding, practical guidance and signposts to organisations that can help.


Research and events
we facilitate One Voice, One Hope, a national suicide prevention network bringing people together across the UK.
Collaboration at scale
from our "Moving Towards a Zero Suicide Society" report to our Hope for Life Conference.
Are you struggling?

I'm worried about my child
support for parents and carers of struggling children and teenagers
Worried about someone else? Our I'm Worried About Someone page explains the warning signs and how to start the conversation.
Drugs, alcohol and addiction
The Forcer Protocol — a tool used by police, in partnership with Safe & Found Online, to reduce risk of harm to veterans, reservists and serving Armed Forces personnel who go missing.
Other areas of support
Life's challenges can weigh heavily on mental health. These pages cover specific situations and conditions:
Drugs, alcohol and addiction
Gambling
Eating disorders
Body dysmorphic disorder
Neurodiversity and mental health
Trans & LGBTQ+ support
Perinatal mental health
Menopause and mental health
Sleep and mental health
Medication and mental health
Money worries and debt
Online harm
Bullying
Life-changing injury or illness
PTSD
Domestic Abuse
Self-harming


Research and events
we facilitate One Voice, One Hope, a national suicide prevention network bringing people together across the UK.
Collaboration at scale
from our "Moving Towards a Zero Suicide Society" report to our Hope for Life Conference.
Worried about someone else? Our I'm Worried About Someone page explains the warning signs and how to start the conversation.
Further support & information
Understanding, prevention and everyday wellbeing — for you and the people around you:

Reducing the stigma surrounding suicide
why stigma exists and how open conversation saves lives
Can't find what you're looking for?
Tell us — we'll do our best to point you in the right direction. Email hello@thejordanlegacy.com or call 0300 102 1612, and explore how we can help individuals, schools, workplaces and communities.
At The Jordan Legacy, we believe most suicides are preventable and that everyone can play a part in a zero suicide society. Whatever brought you here today, we're glad you came — and there is always hope.










