Finn is a Business Change Associate and has a first class degree in Psychology. He has added a wealth of experience and dedication to the publications department where he develops new resources for people around the world. He has most recently co-authored The Journey - a guide to mental health and wellbeing.

Dr Arabinda Kundu is a consultant in Sexual Health and Clinical Director for the Midlands Partnership Trust. After qualifying as a therapist alongside his main medical roles. He has taken a keen interest in mental health. With his strong list of contacts and endless support. We hope that he can ensure the strong movement of the campaign.

Rachael is a keen mental health advocate who wants to change the way mental health is perceived in society. She has been a dedicated member of the Be Free Campaign for a while and has dedicated her time to changing the way children learn about mental health.

With a background in Psychology, Louisa manages the outreach programme where we offer workshops, counselling and wellbeing programmes for schools.

Natalie is an NHS psychiatrist with an interest in child and adolescent mental health. She trained as a doctor at the University of Birmingham and qualified in 2015. She is passionate about advocating for mental health and recognises that good mental health relies on us to focus not only on how we think, feel and behave as an individual but on how we interact with others and how we function as a society. Early psychoeducation and intervention in schools and youth centres are vital for developing good mental wellbeing. She also set up her Instagram account @thementalhealthdoctor as a way of exploring and expressing some of these issues, both raising awareness and understanding of mental illness but also the way our society and culture impact our mental health and what we can do about it

Ally is about to qualify as a doctor from Bristol. She is passionate about young people's mental health and aims to pursue a career in psychiatry. After struggling with her own mental health she believes in creating an environment and community where people can open up. She has been accepted onto the NHS clinical entrepreneurship programme and founded the BBC award-winning community interest company - Nutritank where she promotes lifestyle medicine. She has worked closely with the likes of Jamie Oliver. She would love to sprinkle her fairy dust.

Dr Maya Shah is a junior doctor at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. She has a keen interest in mental health with an aim to enter a career in general practice. Maya is responsible for reviewing our content as well as aiding in safeguarding processes.

As an aspiring doctor, Aleena Siby has always had an altruistic side. She aims to enhance the quality of lives around her and aims to echo with the modus vivendi of our charity and our purpose.

Minnah is a medical student at the University of Liverpool. As she has witnessed the stigma of mental illness and the negative impact it has when living abroad, she is hoping to help break down barriers and labels associated with mental health, as she believes that every individual's physical and mental wellbeing is valid. The topic is very close to her heart and she hopes that her experiences would help raise awareness and spark conversations about the issue.

Originally from South Wales Jaime is currently a psychology student at the University of Liverpool. During recent studies she has been given a refreshing perspective on the stigma surrounding mental health today. From this she wrote a thorough research essay on depression and classification models of mental distress. Additionally she is passionate about working with a younger demographic in this field as a part of her future goal to become a teacher. Thus she aims to continue to educate herself whilst also reaching out to educate others.

Kelly is a medical student at the University of Liverpool. She wants to reduce the stigma from mental health, as it is a topic that she feels strongly about. Her aim is to incorporate her creativity into making content, that will educate the public about mental health topics. Through this content, she wishes to encourage people to reach out for support.