Here’s how a community leader is spreading joy ahead of World Mental Health Day
- Written by Glenn Meads
- Last updated 7 months ago
- Community, People
A local musician, actor, technician and all-rounder at Manchester’s beloved arts hub 53two has come up with a brilliant idea to help people feel positive on World Mental Health Day next week.
The hope is that Chalking about it will encourage people to talk about it.
We spoke to George Miller to find out more.
How did you come up with the idea for Chalk About It?
So it is open to everyone, as long as you have I.D and bring it along on Monday, 9th October?
What do you hope to achieve with this brilliant community project?
If it achieves this, it has fulfilled its vital mission on World Mental Health Day.
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