Our Partners
In collaboration with our partners, we identify innovative approaches in supporting and using the SEJ services. Our partners contribute through various means, such as fundraising, sponsorship, in-kind services, and promoting awareness of the campaign. Each of these initiatives plays a vital role in our mission to assist anyone experiencing mental health challenges.
Kingston University
Dr. Mariko Howard-Kishi is at the forefront of our efforts to prove the SEJ Process training’s efficacy in education and for a wider audience. Her role at Kingston University involves working closely with the research team and research participants, collating and reviewing data, and submitting research for publication. With her wealth of experience as an educator and researcher, Mariko actively seeks opportunities to network and advocate for the SMH campaign, and SEJ training as an effective preventative mental health strategy.
Kershaw's Sandwich Shop & Café
Jo, the proprietor of Kershaw's Sandwich Shop & Café, generously volunteers her café as an in-kind service for the Bridgnorth Stay Mentally Healthy Hub Café.
This vital space serves as a first point of contact for the local community seeking mild to moderate mental health support, while also offering opportunities for community members to volunteer and gain skills that enhance their employability.
Newcastle University
Working with 'United Engineering Talks' at Newcastle University bringing awareness to the SEJ Process as a guided self-help process of personal empowerment.
Delivered through an exciting new podcast discussing minority experiences in engineering, and how we can improve the industry.