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Heads on Newsletter
Heads On Paint It Purple on World Mental Health Day 2018
Schools, organisations and hospitals joined Heads On to 'Paint it Purple' on World Mental Health Day, making it a day of fun, fundraising and a great chance to raise awareness of the importance of our mental health and wellbeing.
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The Fab 20 Take On Spinnaker Tower Abseil for Heads On
Twenty fabulous fundraisers abseiled 100 metres down Portsmouth's Spinnaker Tower, raising a massive £2,300 for Heads On.
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More Radio Award for Christopher to recognise his fundraising
To round off his amazing fundraising efforts Christopher Keeble receives the More Radio Young Person of the Year award, and Heads On couldn't be more proud of him.
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Make Your Mark’s Year of Drawing symposium celebrates learning from year-long, trust wide participatory arts project
Funded through Heads On fundraising, the symposium was a fitting end to a wonderful project, enabling people facing mental health challenges and their carers to access the arts through participatory drawing events across Sussex and Hampshire.
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Christopher raises £400 for Heads On and Round Table matches him
Christopher Keeble did a sponsored walk and raised £400 for Heads On to say thank you for the help his brother had received. When Burgess Hill Haywards Heath & District Round Table heard what he'd done they were so impressed they matched his fundraising!
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Cottesmore Ladies Captain NHS70 Fun Day for Heads On
Huge thanks once again to the Cottesmore Golf Club ladies, who held a fantastic Fun Day to mark the 70th birthday of the NHS and raise money for Heads On as their Charity of the Year.
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Patients with dementia enjoy creative music making sessions funded through Heads On Charitable Funds
Live, participatory music sessions have taken place across Sussex, engaging with patients in the advanced stages of dementia to make music, remember the soundtracks to their lives, engage with new cultural experiences and express themselves through music.
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