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The Green Ribbon

A national and international movement

As part of This is Me, The Lord Mayor’s Appeal run the Green Ribbon campaign to #endthestigma around mental health in the workplace.

How does it work?

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How does it work

Give a Green Ribbon to #endthestigma for everyone, everywhere

Every year The Lord Mayor’s Appeal runs the Green Ribbon campaign to mark Mental Health Awareness Week and World Mental Health Day,

We ask businesses to wear green ribbons to enable organisations to support their employees with their mental health and wellbeing.

  • A visible movement of support in your workplace.
  • Show those struggling they are not alone.
  • Encourage people to share their stories.

Get your Green Ribbon resources

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The Green Ribbon

The impact of our work

  • 27K

    Throughout 2023 so far, 27 thousand Green Ribbons have created a visible wave of support to end the stigma around mental health across the world   

  • 273K

    273,000 Green Ribbons worn nationwide  

  • 63%

    63% of organisations report reduced stigma around mental health in the workplace 

Resources 

Get started on your campaign

You can purchase or download any of the Green Ribbon Campaign resources here for your business to support Mental Health Awareness. 

Green Ribbon FAQs

 

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The Green Ribbon

Frequently asked questions

Is there a theme?
The theme for 2022's Mental Health Awareness Week is  ‘Loneliness'.  This theme is meant to enourage employees to share their experiences with loneliness with their loved ones and collegaues.
What are we offering?
We are offering a range of digital assets this year to help raise awareness around mental health, as well as our physical Green Ribbons and Green Ribbon pin badges. Whether you want to take part in one activity, or encourage your employees to participate in a number, we have a variety of different options available to help you mark Mental Health Awareness Week from 9-15 May.
How do I get involved?
Simply download the resources that you would like to use from our brand new, This is Me Resource hub: https://tim.thelordmayorsappeal.net. We want to make it as easy as possible for you to take part in the campaign online, so you can also download Green Ribbon toolkit with further instructions on how to plan and share your campaign with your networks and colleagues, and support one another to #endthestigma.
How do I register for the Resource Hub?
If you are registered for This is Me, you should have recieved an email with your login and password, if not, please reach out to thisisme@thelordmayorsappeal.org to acquire your password.  If you have yet to register for This is Me, please do so by accessing the registration link on our website here: https://www.thelordmayorsappeal.org/initiatives/a-healthy-city/register-now/.
Is there a cost?
You are welcome to donate to The Lord Mayor’s Appeal if you’d like to raise money to help #endthestigma, though the campaign’s primary aim is to raise awareness around mental health.

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With your support, we can make an unprecedented change to help one million people thrive.

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