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The Covid-19 pandemic brought unprecedented disruption to our lives. National lockdowns and work-from-home mandates meant many were robbed of familiar routines

Jenny Rayner, the CEO of The Lucy Rayner Foundation has turned the trauma of loss into a powerful force for good. Content warning: suicide

Identifying that you’re lonely can be difficult. I often struggled to find similarities between me and other people. I found I was lonely when I supposedly had everything.

When you are scrolling social media and watching wealthy families holidaying abroad and purchasing new homes, you may be convinced that you are the only one shivering in a cold

The Lucy Rayner Foundation is proud to announce our Christmas message to help raise awareness about the signs and symptoms of Mental Health.

The Lucy Rayner Foundation have created a new video ‘Just Say Something’ to kick off Mental Health Awareness Week,

You may or may not be aware that this week is Mental Health Awareness week and is also an area very important to me especially having had to seek help

We were absolutely delighted to receive a call today to let us know that that our documentary ‘Lucy: Breaking the Silence’ has been voted ‘Best Documentary’ at the London Independent Film Awards.

One of our beliefs as a charity is how the participation in sports or exercise can have an overwhelming positive effect on mental health.

Jenny recently featured in Josh Connolly’s interview series ‘Irrepressible: Ordinary People Extraordinary Resilience’