Raising awareness
Through conventional media and social media platforms
Fundraising
Through sponsored events and gift-giving
Champion
Stigma and prejudice reduction through building tolerance and understanding
Background
The Harley Street Wellness Foundation was founded by Dr. Ronny Sandhu in 2017 to contribute to the rising tide in mental health awareness across the UK in the media and public consciousness.
Young people need a voice and so the foundation was set up with charitable aims to recognise that voice by addressing the uncomfortable consequences to young people of growing up in a dysfunctional environment.
The current spirit of the times is in favour of mental health awareness like never before. We all have a very real opportunity to break the cycle of propagating dysfunction to our children so that they can have the best start in life so they change the world for the better instead of being hindered by their dysfunctional lives of the past.
Raising Awareness
Affiliations
Helping those in need during lockdown, to find mental health services, whilst reaching out to raise awareness for young people during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Merry Christmas from everyone at HSWF... The collection boxes are out in full force across the country and a big thank you to our corporate sponsors. Much love and support for the New Year!
In October, we reached our 1000th tweet/re-tweet of daily messages on social media raising awareness of mental health in young people for those in need of hope, support and links to much needed services.
Collection boxes went out at various locations in London, Birmingham and Leeds throughout the month of May as a fundraising effort and to raise awareness of HSWF.
To mark the 1st Anniversary of the setting up of the Foundation, there will be a black-tie gala with a four course meal and guest speakers being held in a Central London private members club to mark this special event.
The Harley Street Wellness Foundation is proud to set up and promote: National Youth Mindfulness Day on 01/12/18. Wherever you are, what ever you do, take a few moments to tune in to your breath and find the peace that comes with mindfulness. See YouTube…
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