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Time to Change calls for media volunteers
15th March 2010

People who have experienced prejudice due to the stigma surrounding mental health problems are being invited to share their experiences by one anti-discrimination campaign.
Time to Change has asked individuals with psychological illnesses to offer positive and negative accounts, with an emphasis on how work colleagues, friends and family helped to support them.
These volunteers will then have their stories displayed in a range of media, such as newspapers, magazines, radio and television, as part of the organisation's April drive against intolerance.
Specific case studies the not-for-profit body is looking to explore include athletes in sport - amateur or professional - and how squad members have reacted to the news that teammates have mental health concerns.
It follows the death of German goalkeeper Robert Enke, who took his own life following troubles with depression.
Those looking to be involved in Time to Change's April push must register their interest by Wednesday March 17th.
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