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THE LUCY RAYNER FOUNDATION - LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT
LATEST NEWS
KICKING OFF FOR MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK 18th-22nd May 2020
The Lucy Rayner Foundation have created a new video.
Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide – SOBS, in support of The Lucy Rayner Foundation, who are encouraging us all to…
Say Something… Say Anything… Just SAY SOMETHING.
MORE NEWS
KICKING OFF FOR MENTAL HEALTH WEEK 2020
The Lucy Rayner Foundation in collaboration with Sellebrity Soccer will be holding a Celebrity Football Match on Sunday 7th June 2020 to ‘Kick Off’ Mental Health Week at Doncaster Rovers Football Stadium
Kick Off 7.30pm – Doors open at 6pm.
Tickets Adult £10, Children (under 16 years of age) OAP £5 – VIP Tickets £35.
Read the press release…
See full details here…
Booking Office: 01302 762 576
Welcome to The Lucy Rayner Foundation
Our aims are to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of depression and mental health problems in young adults, to provide support services in the community, and to work alongside other charitable organisations who have the same objectives. Scroll down to find out more about our services, our fundraising, and the projects we are involved in.
SUPPORT SERVICES
Our services provide practical and accessible help for people in need, from drop-in coffee mornings to a full support service for families bereaved by suicide…
WHO WE WORK WITH
SAMARITANS
MIND
Cruse
FUNDRAISING EVENTS
Family fun days, Music gigs, Community events, Fishing competitions, Golf tournaments, Gala balls, Social media campaigns, Prize auctions – We are always busy organising, or taking part in, fundraising events to support the work we do…
COMING SOON – 2020 EVENTS – WATCH THIS SPACE !
MAKE A DIFFERENCE, HELP US RAISE AWARENESS AND PROVIDE SUPPORT
PROJECTS TO RAISE AWARENESS
Our projects help to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of depression and mental health challenges in young adults, and help change in the way mental health is perceived by society…
LATEST NEWS
We are delighted to announce that our very own Jenny Rayner has won the Mayor’s Volunteer Award 2019 (Individual Trustee Award).
The Mayor’s theme this year is ‘Working together for our great community’ and the judging panel are delighted to be able to recognise the work of our local volunteers, and the voluntary services.
Well done Jenny Rayner and everyone at The Lucy Rayner Foundation for all the hard work you do for the community. See more about this on Facebook.
See what we’ve been up to on FACEBOOK
The Lucy Rayner Foundation Charity Golf DayThank you to the following people who have purchased some LRF golf merch and will be looking fab the next time they’re on the golf course.
Russell Thomas
David Lewis
Gideon Ewers
Sean Lavery
Thomas McKercher
If anyone else is interested in any of the following please email Dave@nullthelucyraynerfoundation.com
As we close and reflect on Mental Health Awareness Week - Remember there are people and charities who want to support you in anyway they can but you have to take the first step and ‘Say Something’.
Here’s some encouragement ❤️
Thank you Fiona Clark and Maxine King 🥰
The Lucy Rayner Foundation
“SAY SOMETHING”
It’s Mental Health Awareness Week - If you are struggling with your thoughts and you are struggling to say something to someone. I hope this short video will give you the courage to reach out.
A massive thank you to everyone who has taken part 💋
Clip made by @factnotfictionfilms
Wow go Richard Thomas - He has two more runs left to do tonight - 2am and 6am!! Running a total of 52 miles for our charity - AMAZING 💙
Good luck on the last miles 💙💙
uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-display/showROFundraiserPage?userUrl=RichardThomas87&pageUrl=2
Keep push Richard 🙌🏼🙌🏼 Well done ❤️
Keymex in Reigate supporting our “Say Something” campaign launched during #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek to get people who are struggling to reach out. #saysomething #followfriday Keymex Richard Stephenson
Charities Aid Foundation"We hope that we will be able to help as many people as possible within our community in dealing with their mental health issues before it escalates into something more serious. In doing that we can take some of pressure off the NHS, local police and ambulance services who are already working hard.” Mental health charity The Lucy Rayner Foundation continues to help people online and on the phone, and is seeing an increase in referrals for counselling services. We are proud we could provide some support through our Coronavirus emergency response fund. #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek
Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide - SOBSThe Lucy Rayner Foundation is encouraging us all to....Say Something 💜 Say Anything 💜 Just SAY SOMETHING 💜 #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #SuicideAwareness #saysomething
“SAY SOMETHING”
It’s Mental Health Awareness Week - If you are struggling with your thoughts and you are struggling to say something to someone. I hope this short video will give you the courage to reach out.
A massive thank you to everyone who has taken part 💋
Clip made by @factnotfictionfilms
“SAY SOMETHING”
It’s Mental Health Awareness Week - If you are struggling with your thoughts and you are struggling to say something to someone. I hope this short video will give you the courage to reach out.
A massive thank you to everyone who has taken part especially award winning actress Darcy Jacobs - Missing A Note and Tamara Wall - Hollyoaks and Ambassador to our Charity 💋
Clip made by Fact not Fiction FilmsThis is "Lucy Rayner Foundation - Say Something" by Fact Not Fiction Films on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
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ABOUT US
On the 5th May 2012, Jenny Rayner and her family were tragically faced with the impact of mental illness, when their daughter Lucy took her own life aged just 22.
This life-changing event inspired the family to begin campaigning to help address the mental health challenges faced by young adults.
LUCY’S STORY
Lucy Marie Rayner was a beautiful, sensitive soul, a daughter, a sister, a girlfriend, a grand-daughter, a cousin, an auntie, a best friend, a helper, a hard worker, a diva, a perfectionist, a wild child, a risk taker, a party animal, the list goes on… took her own life in 2012, aged 22.
No one saw it coming, it was a total surprise to everyone.
WE ARE SPONSORED BY THESE KIND PEOPLE…
