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…
In September, Jonathan’s Voice had the pleasure of exhibiting at the CIPA Congress 2026 in Manchester and the CITMA paralegal conference in London. We value these opportunities to be present within the IP profession - making new connections and, importantly, listening to the conversations taking place around mental health and wellbeing. We also loved hearing that Jonathan’s Voice resources are being shared with teams beyond the UK, as well as catching up with people who knew Jonathan personally and those who have supported the charity over many years. And most importantly of all, it helps keep the conversation about mental health going. It helps people know that Jonathan’s Voice is here.
A particular thank you to everyone who stopped by our stand to say hello, pick up a resource or simply have a conversation.
Thank you to CIPA and CITMA for their invitations.
