1 in 5 feltexcludedbecause theirissues were notunderstoodcorrectly.20% ofadolescentsmay experiencea mental healthproblem in anygiven year.We have over 300Mental Health FirstAiders (MHFA)within NestléUK&I, 47 of thosebased in YorkNestle HouseThe Employee AssistanceProgramme is aconfidential helplineavailable to all employeesand Managers. The EAP isa free 24-Hour, 365 daysper year ConfidentialHelpline from HealthAssured.People aged 55and above are themost likely to takepositive steps tohelp themselvesdeal better witheveryday life.On average,people with mentalhealth problemsdie 15 to 20 yearsearlier than thosewithout.The great majorityof people out ofwork, a total of 85percent, haveexperienced amental healthproblem.Half of all mentalhealth problemshave beenestablished by theage of 14, rising to75% by the age of24.Good mental healthmeans being aboutto think, feel andreact in healthyways and be able tolive a fulfilled life.2 in 3 young peoplesaid that theyexperienced stigmaat some point whenreaching out for orreceiving support fortheir mental health.Evidence suggests thatpeople who identify asLGBTQ+ in Englandare two to three timesmore likely thanheterosexual people toreport having alongstanding mentalhealth problem.You cannot tellsomeone has amental health issuejust by looking atthem – people withmental illness are justthe same aseveryone else.You cannot tellsomeone has amental health issuejust by looking atthem – people withmental illness are justthe same aseveryone else.Mental health islike physicalhealth –everyone has itand we need totake care of it.Seven in every10 women saythey haveexperienced amental healthproblem.1 in 5 youngpeople said thatthey felt excludedat some pointbefore when theywere spoken downtoo.Only 13 percentof people in theUK report livingwith high levelsof good mentalhealth.Many factors can protectpeople from developingmental health conditionsincluding strengtheningsocial and emotional skills,seeking help and supportearly on, developingsupportive relationships,creating positiveenvironments, and lookingaftThree in four peopleliving in the lowesthousehold incomebracket, which is lessthan £1,200 permonth, report havingexperienced a mentalhealth problem.On average, disabledadults report poorerwellbeing levels(including happiness,feeling worthwhile,life satisfaction andanxiety) than non-disabled peopleOnly a third of UKworkers, around 33percent, who haveexperienced a mentalhealth problem havefelt supported at workby their manager.Failure to address themental health of peoplewith long-term physicalhealth problems andpoor management ofmedically unexplainedsymptoms costs the NHSin England more than£11billion a year.More thanfour in 10people haveexperiencedepression.More than 1 in 5 youngpeople who hadexperience traumasaid they didn’t feelthat their problemswere serious enoughto reach out for mentalhealth support.Every week, onein six adultsexperience acommon mentalhealth problem,such as anxiety ordepression.Over 25 percentof people in theUK say theyhaveexperiencedpanic attacks.Over 70 percent ofyoung people,aged 18-34,reportedexperiencingmental healthproblems.Stay activePhysical activityis not only goodfor your body, butit is also great foryour mind.23% of Black orBlack British peoplewill experience acommon mentalhealth problem in anygiven week. Thiscompares to 17% ofWhite British people.1 in 5 feltexcludedbecause theirissues were notunderstoodcorrectly.20% ofadolescentsmay experiencea mental healthproblem in anygiven year.We have over 300Mental Health FirstAiders (MHFA)within NestléUK&I, 47 of thosebased in YorkNestle HouseThe Employee AssistanceProgramme is aconfidential helplineavailable to all employeesand Managers. The EAP isa free 24-Hour, 365 daysper year ConfidentialHelpline from HealthAssured.People aged 55and above are themost likely to takepositive steps tohelp themselvesdeal better witheveryday life.On average,people with mentalhealth problemsdie 15 to 20 yearsearlier than thosewithout.The great majorityof people out ofwork, a total of 85percent, haveexperienced amental healthproblem.Half of all mentalhealth problemshave beenestablished by theage of 14, rising to75% by the age of24.Good mental healthmeans being aboutto think, feel andreact in healthyways and be able tolive a fulfilled life.2 in 3 young peoplesaid that theyexperienced stigmaat some point whenreaching out for orreceiving support fortheir mental health.Evidence suggests thatpeople who identify asLGBTQ+ in Englandare two to three timesmore likely thanheterosexual people toreport having alongstanding mentalhealth problem.You cannot tellsomeone has amental health issuejust by looking atthem – people withmental illness are justthe same aseveryone else.You cannot tellsomeone has amental health issuejust by looking atthem – people withmental illness are justthe same aseveryone else.Mental health islike physicalhealth –everyone has itand we need totake care of it.Seven in every10 women saythey haveexperienced amental healthproblem.1 in 5 youngpeople said thatthey felt excludedat some pointbefore when theywere spoken downtoo.Only 13 percentof people in theUK report livingwith high levelsof good mentalhealth.Many factors can protectpeople from developingmental health conditionsincluding strengtheningsocial and emotional skills,seeking help and supportearly on, developingsupportive relationships,creating positiveenvironments, and lookingaftThree in four peopleliving in the lowesthousehold incomebracket, which is lessthan £1,200 permonth, report havingexperienced a mentalhealth problem.On average, disabledadults report poorerwellbeing levels(including happiness,feeling worthwhile,life satisfaction andanxiety) than non-disabled peopleOnly a third of UKworkers, around 33percent, who haveexperienced a mentalhealth problem havefelt supported at workby their manager.Failure to address themental health of peoplewith long-term physicalhealth problems andpoor management ofmedically unexplainedsymptoms costs the NHSin England more than£11billion a year.More thanfour in 10people haveexperiencedepression.More than 1 in 5 youngpeople who hadexperience traumasaid they didn’t feelthat their problemswere serious enoughto reach out for mentalhealth support.Every week, onein six adultsexperience acommon mentalhealth problem,such as anxiety ordepression.Over 25 percentof people in theUK say theyhaveexperiencedpanic attacks.Over 70 percent ofyoung people,aged 18-34,reportedexperiencingmental healthproblems.Stay activePhysical activityis not only goodfor your body, butit is also great foryour mind.23% of Black orBlack British peoplewill experience acommon mentalhealth problem in anygiven week. Thiscompares to 17% ofWhite British people.

World Mental Health Day - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. 1 in 5 felt excluded because their issues were not understood correctly.
  2. 20% of adolescents may experience a mental health problem in any given year.
  3. We have over 300 Mental Health First Aiders (MHFA) within Nestlé UK&I, 47 of those based in York Nestle House
  4. The Employee Assistance Programme is a confidential helpline available to all employees and Managers. The EAP is a free 24-Hour, 365 days per year Confidential Helpline from Health Assured.
  5. People aged 55 and above are the most likely to take positive steps to help themselves deal better with everyday life.
  6. On average, people with mental health problems die 15 to 20 years earlier than those without.
  7. The great majority of people out of work, a total of 85 percent, have experienced a mental health problem.
  8. Half of all mental health problems have been established by the age of 14, rising to 75% by the age of 24.
  9. Good mental health means being about to think, feel and react in healthy ways and be able to live a fulfilled life.
  10. 2 in 3 young people said that they experienced stigma at some point when reaching out for or receiving support for their mental health.
  11. Evidence suggests that people who identify as LGBTQ+ in England are two to three times more likely than heterosexual people to report having a longstanding mental health problem.
  12. You cannot tell someone has a mental health issue just by looking at them – people with mental illness are just the same as everyone else.
  13. You cannot tell someone has a mental health issue just by looking at them – people with mental illness are just the same as everyone else.
  14. Mental health is like physical health – everyone has it and we need to take care of it.
  15. Seven in every 10 women say they have experienced a mental health problem.
  16. 1 in 5 young people said that they felt excluded at some point before when they were spoken down too.
  17. Only 13 percent of people in the UK report living with high levels of good mental health.
  18. Many factors can protect people from developing mental health conditions including strengthening social and emotional skills, seeking help and support early on, developing supportive relationships, creating positive environments, and looking aft
  19. Three in four people living in the lowest household income bracket, which is less than £1,200 per month, report having experienced a mental health problem.
  20. On average, disabled adults report poorer wellbeing levels (including happiness, feeling worthwhile, life satisfaction and anxiety) than non-disabled people
  21. Only a third of UK workers, around 33 percent, who have experienced a mental health problem have felt supported at work by their manager.
  22. Failure to address the mental health of people with long-term physical health problems and poor management of medically unexplained symptoms costs the NHS in England more than £11billion a year.
  23. More than four in 10 people have experience depression.
  24. More than 1 in 5 young people who had experience trauma said they didn’t feel that their problems were serious enough to reach out for mental health support.
  25. Every week, one in six adults experience a common mental health problem, such as anxiety or depression.
  26. Over 25 percent of people in the UK say they have experienced panic attacks.
  27. Over 70 percent of young people, aged 18-34, reported experiencing mental health problems.
  28. Stay active Physical activity is not only good for your body, but it is also great for your mind.
  29. 23% of Black or Black British people will experience a common mental health problem in any given week. This compares to 17% of White British people.