Our charity was set up in 2017 in memory of Jonathan McCartney who tragically took his own life that year.
We aim to reduce the stigma associated with mental health issues and to empower people to speak up and reach out for help when they need it. We work closely with organisations to raise awareness and support them to develop better mental health and wellbeing practices in the workplace.
You can find out more about our work here, and if you would like to support us with a donation or fundraising initiative, we would be very grateful.
Do get in touch if you have any questions or feedback, and thank you for your interest. Together we can make a difference…
We are thrilled that nine years ago when Susie approached Jonathan’s Voice for funding, we responded positively and have been part of her journey ever since. After many years of hard work; research, funding applications, presentations and publications, Susie has been able to launch her website https://actiononmalesuicide.org/. This is a milestone I hope those who raised money for Susie’s research or donated to her work through Jonathan’s Voice will also be thrilled. We are very much looking forward to the “official” launch in London on November 24th. If you would like to attend, email val@jonathansvoice.org.uk
On the website you can explore the latest evidence around male suicide risk and recovery, download our new research guides, learn more about our current projects, and keep up to date with our latest work. Visit: https://actiononmalesuicide.org/
National Conversations: This autumn, we’re launching Action on Male Suicide by hosting a national conversation on male suicide. We’ll be visiting Wrexham, Edinburgh, Dundee, Middlesbrough, Belfast, London and Birmingham. Each event will showcase the latest research, spotlight local lived experience and local knowledge, and explore what puts men at risk, where support is falling short and what needs to change. We’d love you to join us. Find out more: https://actiononmalesuicide.org/events/
We are delighted that all Susie’s hard work, commitment and perseverance has resulted in this excellent website and her national conversations on male suicide.
