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Public Mental Health & Wellbeing Award 2022 winner

Winner

R;pple is an interceptive tool designed to present a visual prompt when a person searches for harmful keywords or phrases relating to the topic of self-harm or suicide. These phrases include any words or terminology which have been identified as displaying potentially damaging online content.

 

An easily accessible, unique and innovative intervention that is easy to embed and scale. It was born out of tragic circumstances but has given an alternative message at a critical time when people are searching for information about self-harm and suicide. Evidence of effectiveness has been gathered and used within the programme to further its reach.

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Finalist

Haringey’s Great Mental Health Programme aims to support residents to maintain wellbeing, tackle mental health inequalities and lessen impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic. Seven mental health prevention and promotion programmes were commissioned to increase personal and community wellbeing across the life course, and provide targeted support to fourteen priority groups. 

A comprehensive, coordinated programme co-produced with stakeholders that has clear aims and objectives based on a robust needs assessment and evidence.  It incorporates a strong partnership approach delivered through stakeholders and grass roots organisations.

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Finalist

Movember’s Ahead of The Game (AoTG) is a series of mental fitness workshops which have been proven to increase mental health literacy and boost resilience in young athletes. The evidence-based programme is aimed at adolescent boys aged between 12-18 and is being delivered through community sports clubs (rugby league, rugby union and football) in the UK. During the two-hour workshops, athletes learn how to identify signs of anxiety, depression and low mood in themselves and others. In separate workshops, their parents and sports coaches learn how to distinguish between potential mental health problems and normal teenage behaviour.

A strong submission providing examples of data-driven evidence to exemplify the impact of the project with clear performance indicators and recognition of how the project has helped their target audience develop a broad understanding of health improvement on individuals and communities.

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