Around 90 people die by suicide in Norfolk every year… that’s a worrying figure.
‘I am (REALLY NOT) okay’ is the multi-agency strategy for suicide prevention in Norfolk. As part of this strategy, the social media campaign signposts people who may be at risk to organisations that can help.
In a milestone moment, Caroline Paige, a distinguished veteran who devoted 35 years to the Royal Air Force (RAF), has been awarded the Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE).
'Give as you Live Online’ is a free way to raise money for The Bridge for Heroes when you shop online. There’s no catch- it’s just an easy way to raise money for us whilst you do your online shopping.
Our young volunteer, Jacob, has embarked on a remarkable journey at the Bridge for Heroes, making a significant impact on the daily lives of some of our beneficiaries. He shares his chess skills and knowledge of other board games with beneficiaries at our Drop-In centre, providing mental stimulation, social engagement and friendship.
In addition to our usual service, Andrew volunteered to host a dinner on Christmas Day for the benefit of any beneficiaries who might otherwise be alone.
The Bridge is very much about creating a warm and welcoming space, and Christmas Day was no exception.
The Bridge for Heroes
52a South Clough Lane
King’s Lynn
Norfolk
PE30 1SE
contact@thebridgeforheroes.org
01553 760230
