Thrive LDN

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Citywide movement supported by the Mayor of London (@london.gov.uk) and Health Board partners to improve the mental health and wellbeing of all Londoners. Latest updates: https://thriveldn.co.uk/newsletter

Collage of four photos promoting Great Mental Health Day in London: two people holding a sign, a group gathered outdoors, a hug, and someone speaking at an outdoor event. Overlaid text reads ‘Great Mental Health Day in London’ and ‘Friday, 30 January 2026’, with colourful graphic shapes along the bottom.
A colorful event flyer for "Great Mental Health Day in London." The text is bold and stylized in shades of green, blue, pink, and orange. In the center is an illustration of a human brain filled with vibrant flowers and leaves. The flyer announces the date as Friday, 30 January 2026. At the bottom, a teal button reads, "Get involved at thriveldn.co.uk/greatmentalhealth." The background is decorated with whimsical, multicolored floral and abstract shapes.
A video outlining what is at the heart of the Thrive LDN trauma informed training.
Promotional graphic for Signpost. Text: Your guide to life in the UK. Signpost is a free email service to help anyone seeking sanctuary in London find their way. thriveldn.co.uk/signpost. Illustration of a hand holding a smartphone.
A wide, high-angle photograph by Will Lepper showing The Cultural Climate Assembly, an event for cultural practitioners to discuss the climate crisis. The photo shows a large hall where attendees are sitting in groups around circular tables. In the centre, a large white mat on the floor is printed with a black graphic of a large tree's root system. A woman, likely a co-facilitator, stands on the graphic, addressing the attendees. In the background, another facilitator stands near a stage set up with display boards.
Six key themes and findings have been distilled from a comprehensive analysis of the insights gathered from the community organisations and discussions held during the unconference. 01. Hongkongers reconciling their different identities as individuals 02. Family dynamics changing as different family members navigate their transition(s) 03. Loneliness and isolation as Hongkongers adapt to their new home and local community 04. Navigating health care services and the NHS with different cultural and practical expectations of a health service 05. Navigating the education system with different cultural and practical expectations 06. Challenges around finding fulfilling employment and feeling confident in their professional abilities
A cover image of the Supporting the mental health and wellbeing of Hongkongers in London report. In large text tot he left of the cover image reads: Download the Hongkongers in London Report here.
A landscape image - there is an orange board with a paragraph of text in the middle. The text is flanked by graphic quote marks and the quote therefore reads: "They [my mum and sister] have to work more and they have to work harder just to make enough money. It also affects being comfortable to speak about emotions. Because with cost of living crisis it's kind of always lingering there in the back of your mind, like 'can I buy this or that, can I do this or that?'"
A graphic from Great Mental Health Day activities: top left a young person with a hat that says Be kind to your mind; top right Hillside Club outside their centre; bottom left two Londoners sharing time together, and bottom right a fitness class.
A group photo taken at City Lit gallery. The group look happy and celebratory being together.
A choir is performing in a community hall. The conductor stands with their back to the camera, you can see the joy on the faces of those participating.
A young person holds a sign up saying: One day someone is going to need to hear your story.
What are you doing for Great Mental Health Day? is written and prominent at the top of this graphic. Below is the date of the event and the website details. It is surrounded by a graphically created floral arrangement.
A picture of two people embracing is the focus of this image. With the Great Mental Health Day logo overlaid top left and at the bottom the date, Friday, 31 January 2025 and the words 'To get involved, visit: www.thriveldn.co.uk/greatmentalhealth'.
A moving graphic video encouraging people to seek help.
On a yellow background reads the text: Got 20 minutes? Learn to save a life today. Along the bottom is the campaign hashtag - #ZeroSuicideLDN – and an orange ribbon next to the Thrive LDN OK logo.