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SCHOOL EVENT FOR CHILDREN AGED 13-16 Design a T-shirt competition with a mental health message (focusing on empathy). After designing the T-shirt they have to wear it in school for mental health awareness week. A prize for the best T-shirt in each class
THEATRE ROYAL HOSPITALITY SUITE - CONVERSATION 25 people with varied experience of mental health 25 from different walks of life, and varied age range 2 hr conversation over meal. Guest speakers, mini drama, visual, positive and negative images
EXPERIENCE ANOTHER DIMENSION Conversation about spiritual, mental health experiences, comparisons.
In: a church (King Street) or a Buddhist centre
Show a play/film/read from book (eg Carlos Casteneda or The Alchemist, The Songlines) that touches on similarity of spiritual and mental health experiences (to set mood). Small (v.small 1-1) exchanges – dynamically, ie change partners.
MOVING PEOPLE “ENJOY THE JOURNEY!” A play on a train from Norwich to Lowestoft or Cromer.
Professional Actors and Community Project exploring issues of judging others – confiding in strangers, common ground etc.
A DAY IN ‘MY SHOES’ (R U MAN ENOUGH)
Props: shoes – various styles and sizes
Around Chapelfield
Exchange shoes at a different venue. Give to person who has experienced mental health.
Various points with ladies’ shoes being shown in a fashion show(rugby shirts, football)
Event – Fashion Show – girls displaying shoes
“Group” to attract – Lads Group
Match a pair of shoes (put a ray on the shoe) to a case history (then look for the case history)
Sponsorship from local shoe shop
Swap a ticket for a pair of shoes This is just a small selection of the many inventive ideas delegates came up with click here to download the full list but the campaign is always open to more - why not get in touch and tell us yours? Contact Think Tank chairman Robert Ashton's PA Anne Smales on 01953 605000 or email: |