Author Archives: Nicholas Ray Morgan

World Mental Health Day 2025

This World Mental Health Day, 2025, CEO Nick shares some reflections of the year. He offers thoughts both personally and for EYMH. He also discusses the state of youth mental health at present. Happy World Mental Health Day 2025 everyone! Its been a strange old year both professionally and personally. My mental health has beenContinueContinue reading “World Mental Health Day 2025”

Enhancing Youth Engagement: Lessons from the Bootstrap Mini Bootcamp

Earlier this year, at the start of the summer, we met online with students from across Europe involved in our Bootstrap project.  We asked them what was working and what wasn’t in their involvement as Student Ambassadors, helping us co-create the project. The Student Ambassador Online Mini Bootcamp, held on May 19, 2025, brought togetherContinueContinue reading “Enhancing Youth Engagement: Lessons from the Bootstrap Mini Bootcamp”

Thank you! – Message from Director Nick

Message from Nick (Director)THANK YOU!Without the support of these incredible volunteers, we would not be where we are today. This group of people have set the foundation for EYMH for the future of young people’s mental health across Europe by being patient and passionate allies in this movement, for that and what is about toContinueContinue reading “Thank you! – Message from Director Nick”

Raise Up next week!

EYMH strategy launch and Meet the trustees

Moustaches alone won’t save lives

“Ha, men’s mental health, what a joke, just get over it isn’t it?” What I might have been told many years ago/some people still get told across the globe.  I still think some people I know want to say this to me whenever I’m struggling, but they know I’ll bite their head off with aContinueContinue reading “Moustaches alone won’t save lives”

Mind the Gap – A 2019 #mentalreport looking at mental ill-health as a disability

Mind the Gap – discussing mental health as a disability issue.

#mentalstories – Tattoos & self-care – Beth, UK

In this blog, Beth from UK, shares her journey of mental health and how tattoos have helped that journey. This article in no way encourages people to get tattooed ( especially underage teenagers) but rather to promote acceptance and challenge the negative perception of tattooed people as well as the idea that tattoos are aContinueContinue reading “#mentalstories – Tattoos & self-care – Beth, UK”