Looking after yourself is key! However, it is also important to look after your local community too! Having been a volunteer in many different areas, I love to see the people in my village and town getting to experience something that has improved their lives! Most of the time in simple and easy ways! Find out how you can help your community here!
With only a few days to go until Comic Relief arrives, there is still plenty of time to donate, as Amazon has teamed up with the charity to make sure that none of us miss out on getting a Red Nose this year! Find out about their whole Red Nose Day collection and how you can do something funny for money right here!
Ever wanted to make a big difference whilst also shopping lovelies? Well, you can do just that tonight, as the incredible team at Amazon have been running a campaign, which ends on the 12th November, to help end hygiene poverty! When I heard all about it, I just had to share the news! Find out how you can make a real difference here!
Summer is a great time to completely change up your look! Yet, if you are not sure how to do so then a wig could be the way forward! Especially when it could make a big difference! The team at Irresistible Me are doing just that with their fantastic new campaign, which goes above and beyond! Find out all about it right here!
Tomorrow is the day lovelies! The fantastic 37 Disney Street will be raising money for a very worthy cause and I have all the details here for you to make sure that you don’t miss out! Having planned an action packed Saturday filled with Disney wonder, it’s going to be so much fun! From hot sauce challenges to raffles, come and watch lovelies!
Get ready to party lovelies, as the amazing team at 37 Disney Street are going to be hosting an exciting charity event this September that will help raise money for the fantastic Dementia UK! Have fun and show your love for Disney whilst making a big difference at the same time if you can lovelies! Find out how you can get involved here!
Last month, I had a bit of a scary situation occur. I felt vulnerable, alone, sad, scared and overwhelmed. The event occurred in the morning and I didn’t know who I could speak to, due to my mum also being involved.
Deciding to leave our house to get some fresh air to clear my head. My mum stayed behind, even though she didn’t want to leave me, to allow me to have some space. Yet, as soon as I walked out the door I couldn’t stop the tears.
I felt so alone. I didn’t know who I could ring and talk to, who wasn’t my mum. A lot of my friends were at work or are currently travelling. It made me realise that I didn’t have someone there to help at different times. I completely understood their circumstances though.
Whilst walking down the road, I thought back to a group my councillor had told me about. The Samaritans. Based in the UK, the charity is available to talk to 24/7, 365 days of the year. I had never spoken to them before but in that moment they helped me so much.
Upon calling, I was on hold for around two minutes maximum. When I was put through, an incredible Scottish woman started speaking to me and allowed me to cry, explain and get out all that I needed to. She supported me every single step of the way. She gave me guidance and help. She told me that she could hear the strength in both myself and my mum. She was simply brilliant.
Speaking to each other for around 25 minutes, she refused to let me hang up until she knew I was okay. She told me to ring back at anytime about anything. She helped me put a better spin on the day.
Overall, the 30 minutes I spent talking to her helped me so much. I rang my mum afterwards, cried again and then looked to the sky and embraced the sunshine that day. Whilst I wasn’t healed and am still shaken up by the events that occurred, I feel reassured knowing now how brilliant the Samaritans are.
If you ever find yourself in a situation where you need someone to talk to than I can’t recommend them enough. I would definitely ring them again. Those 30 minutes helped me see a brighter day and calmed my anxiety and ED down a lot. Never be afraid to reach out for help lovelies! It could be just what you need to see a brighter future.
Thank you to the Samaritans for being utterly fantastic!
Joey X