Our Why
We held the 2023 Think Mental Health Awards night at the magestic Double Tree Hilton Ballroom - celebrating those leading the way in breaking barriers and forging a path to a mentally healthier community. The difference begins with you. Think Mental Health Black Tie Ball Awards celebrate excellence in Supporting Mental Health and Well-being across the Humber region and beyond.
In an effort to raise mental health awareness and promote suicide prevention, Paul Longley, Leon McQuade and Jeni Cornwall launched The Think Mental Health Black Tie Ball in 2022. The awards are free to enter, and they recognise individuals and businesses that are making a difference in the fight against suicide prevention. By shining a spotlight on the work of these unsung heroes, the awards are helping to change the conversation around Mental Health and Well-being and the vital role the business community plays.
All proceeds from our event each year are donated to a chosen charitiy partner and community cause that is close to our hearts.
2024 Award Entry Is Now Open Submission By 30th September 2024 Midnight Honoring excellence, celebrating innovation and positive contributions by individuals and organisations in mental health and well-being. AWARD CATEGORIES ABOVE AND BEYOND CATALYST COMMUNITY HULL & HUMBER CHAMPION INNOVATION CHAMPION GLOBAL CHAMPION ENTRY GUIDLINES 1. Brief introduction. 2. Clearly defined project/goals/objectives 3. Strategies used to achieve the objectives 4. Engagement and empowerment. 5. Outcome of the project. 6. State the duration of the initiative (Start date, end date or ongoing) 7.Support materials if necessary
Think Mental Health Working With
2022 AWARD WINNERS
2022 AWARD WINNERS
INNOVATION CHAMPION - RECKITT
COMMUNITY KICK STARTER - FIRST LADIES CLUB
HULL & HUMBER CHAMPION - RIX
GLOBAL CHAMPION - SMITH & NEPHEW
CATALYST - AIRCO
PARTNER OF 2025
EVENT PARTNER 2025 To Enquire: Email: paul@thinkmentalhealth.co.uk
CHARITY PARTNER 2023
ANDYSMANCLUB takes its name from Andrew Roberts, a man who sadly took his own life aged 23 in early 2016. Andy was a lovely and doting father, son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin and friend, and was just 23 years old when he was taken away by suicide, sadly and tragically without warning.
On average one man every two hours takes his life in the UK. It’s often said to be a factor is that men don’t talk. That’s why ANDYSMANCLUB was born. Established in 2016 by Luke Ambler, Andy’s brother-in-law, the aim of the club is to break down these stigmas, support men struggling, and lend a hand to suicide prevention.
ANDYSMANCLUB are a men’s suicide prevention charity, offering free-to-attend peer-to-peer support groups across the United Kingdom and online. Who want to end the stigma surrounding men’s mental health and help men through the power of conversation.