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Hearing Young Voices at City Hall
Our 'Hearing Young Voices' event at City Hall in January brought together many leaders across a wide range of sectors. Find out more.
Our Time launches animation to explain mental illness to under-11s
Our new film tackles the subject of mental illness in a way that's accessible for children, and is a great resource for teachers.
Perinatal Masterclass: A reflection
Trustee Chineye Njoku reflects on her recent experiences at perinatal masterclasses in Manchester and London.
City Hall event – January 2019
Our Time are delighted to announce that we will be hosting an event in partnership with the Mayor of London’s Office on 30 January 2019.
Our Time to host a special interest group
This special interest group, awarded by the Association of Child and Adolescent Mental Health, will increase awareness in professional circles about the impact of parents' mental illness on children.
Plymouth study trip
The Our Time team were in Plymouth with colleagues from Germany, as part of a study tour, visiting Stoke Damerel Community College and the Plymouth Excellence Cluster, which pioneered the first ever KidsTime hub in the country.
Our Time partners with London Bubble in a series of workshops
The drama workshops, designed for young people aged ten and over whose parents have a mental illness, ran in August and October 2018.
Parental mental illness masterclass
In October, we ran a masterclass in partnership with the Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health to help identify children affected by parental mental illness and how best to support them.
#BeingSeenAndHeard campaign success
Our Time's campaign launch at the House of Commons, sponsored by Dr Lisa Cameron MP, Luciana Berger MP and Norman Lamb MP, was very well attended by politicians, policymakers and many others
#BeingSeenAndHeard campaign launch
Today, Our Time launches its ‘Being Seen and Heard’ campaign and petition, calling for recognition and support for the 3.4 million children and young people affected by parental mental illness.
