Helping young people manage their mental health.

Who We Are?

Our story

Julian was a smart, intelligent and talented young man. As Julian got older his behaviour began to change and he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder which sadly led to him taking his own life in 2007. After experiencing this traumatic loss Julian’s sister, Jacqueline, started to question what services could have been available that might have changed the outcome.

As an ex school teacher she knew education was important and schools would be a great place to start, so in 2009 the Julian Campbell Foundation (JCF) was born and in 2011 we became a registered charity.

Since then Jacquiline has built JCF into what it is today by developing and delivering training for mentors, teachers and drama facilitators and building relationships within the local community to change the lives of young people.

How Can You Help?

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Runs in the Family: Raising Emotionally Healthy Children and Overcoming Mental Health Difficulties
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Working at the Julian Campbell Foundation can be a more rewarding and useful experience than you might think.
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What people Says?

”I’ve found my calling, thanks to JCF. Through our journey to better mental health for the entire family, I learned so much about parenting, coping, and sharing resources and can now turn that into support across the globe. It’s become my life’s work to be able to help other parents.“

Jamie

Volunteer
”"Children’s mental health doesn’t get the highest priority and is sometimes misunderstood. The profile of mental health needs to be changed. Julian Campbell Foundation’s drama workshop can be given at any time during their teenage years to show them how to raise their self-esteem and overcome life’s challenges and is a great contribution to their [teenagers and young people] mental health and well-being".“

Ms Maggie Lee

Deputy Head Teacher, Enfield County School (Partner Organisation)
”As a volunteer mentor, I feel really appreciated. The training was really well structured and I was grateful to be able to keep the slides to review what we had covered. “

Rebecca

a volunteer mentor