Jonathan’s Voice was established in 2017 in memory of Jonathan McCartney who tragically took his own life. Our aims are to:
- empower individuals to speak up about mental health
- reduce the stigma of mental ill health
- work with organisations to implement policies and practices to support mental health and well-being
Mental illness is nothing to be ashamed of, but stigma and bias shames us all
Bill Clinton
Jonathan’s Voice was set up shortly after his death in order to reduce the stigma associated with mental health issues and to educate organisations especially, but not exclusively, in the professional working environment to support employees and develop better mental health practices in the workplace.
We have been a registered Charity (Charity Number 11800424) since October 2018 and we are also a member of the NSPA (National Suicide Prevention Alliance).
We are very grateful for the support that we have had and for the generous donations and the fund-raising initiatives that underpin this work.