Preston North End Football Club is committed to the protection and promotion of mental health and wellbeing. We all have mental health and, just like physical health, it needs looking after. One in four of us will experience a mental health issue in any given year. The economic cost is huge and the human cost is incalculable. Being more aware of our mental health and knowing ways to get support can empower people to thrive.
If you or a loved one are suffering from poor mental health, please reach out to someone. In addition, take a look at the links below to see how you can access both local and national support. Preston North End Community & Education Trust also offer mental health and wellbeing initiatives, click on the link below to find out more.
A mentally healthy community is a happy, productive and creative community. Let’s support each other.
Samaritans
Samaritans is there for anyone struggling to cope – day or night, 365 days a year. They take action to prevent people reaching crisis point, helping people find ways to cope and learn the skills to be there for others. Campaigning to make suicide prevention a priority.
Mind Lancashire
Mind work with all ages to help people build resilience and understand how to look after their mental health. They offer support to people who are facing barriers to achieving mental wellbeing and help people experiencing a mental health condition to get back on track.
PNECET
Preston North End Community and Education Trust utilises the power of Preston North End Football Club to enhance lives and our communities. Their Health and Wellbeing provision inspires change, improves health and enhances lives by reducing the healthcare inequalities across Preston.
Lancashire County Council
The council's website provides advice on how to access local community services.
Sane
SANE offers confidential, non-judgemental, and compassionate emotional support for anyone affected by mental illness, including carers and family members. You can communicate with them via phone, email or text depending on how you feel most comfortable.
Manup?
Enlightening and candid mental health podcasts that present genuine instances of mental health challenges, accompanied by their success stories.