Young’s Pubs Raise Funds For Local Charity

stem4 received a cheque for over £3100



Picture l to r: Torquil Silgo-Young (Young’s Pubs), Dr Nihara Krause CEO and Founder of stem4, Sarah Sterne Education Co-ordinator stem4, Rebecca Gibson administrator stem4, Claire Hill and Lydia Zywick,(Young’s Pubs)

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stem4, the award winning teenage mental health charity, has received a cheque from Wandsworth's Young’s Pubs who have chosen stem4 as their charity for the year. The cheque was for £3,164.25.

The money raised came from Cake Bakes – done in every department within Young's HQ at Riverside West - as well a Quiz Night, hosted by the Marketing Department, and held at The Alma. Meanwhile Ramsay’s Restaurants, hosted by the Finance Department, held two sittings for one day only, at Riverside House.

stem4 is a Wimbledon based, award winning charity that supports teenage mental health through mental health promotion, provides evidence based mental health education, builds resilience, enhances motivation to change and signposts to early intervention. stem4 focuses on commonly occurring mental health issues in teenagers including eating disorders, anxiety, depression, self-harm and addiction. The charity works with students, parents and teachers in secondary schools as well as health professionals, including GPs and school nurses, through their conferences and their digitally delivered workshops suitable for PHSE in schools and which is included in the Royal College of GP toolkit.

The stem4 Calm Harm app helps teenagers manage the urge to self-harm and has currently just under a million downloads across the world. It is included in the NHS Apps library. stem4's Clear Fear app helps children and young people manage anxiety. Both can be downloaded free from App Store and Google Play.

July 26, 2019

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