If you’re struggling
- Notice what you’re carrying. It counts, even if it seems small.
- Tell a trusted adult—a parent, counselor, teacher, or coach.
- If you feel unsafe, get help right away.
Mental Health Awareness Club
You don't have to carry it alone.
The Mental Health Awareness Club is a student-led community working to make honest conversations, meaningful support, and mental-health awareness part of everyday life at Bishop England.
Our mission
Mental health deserves more than silence.
Our mission is to build a school culture in which mental health is understood, honest conversations are welcomed, and asking for help is recognized as an act of courage.
- Listen without judgment
- Speak with courage
- Protect each person’s dignity
- Turn awareness into action
Why this matters
Students carry pressure, uncertainty, loneliness, and expectations that are not always visible.
Mental-health awareness begins when we make space for honest conversations—and take one another seriously.
What we do
Awareness, turned into action.
Start conversations
Make mental health easier to discuss without shame or judgment.
Connect students
Help students recognize where trustworthy support exists and how to reach it.
Create change
Build projects and campaigns that strengthen the culture of care at Bishop England.
Taking a first step
Support is closer than you think.
You do not need the perfect words to start a conversation.
If you’re worried about a friend
- Listen. You do not need the perfect words.
- Take what they say seriously.
- Bring in a trusted adult, even if they ask you not to.
Leadership
Led by students, for students.
President
Rory Green
Vice President
Lainey Fosberry
Marketing Manager
Aubrey Maher
Join the Club
Just show up.
There's nothing to fill out. Message Rory Green on Teams, or any club officer, and we'll help you get started. Then come to a meeting.