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To us, mental health first aid means getting in there early to support people, before what they're going through becomes more serious or even clinical.

I believe that, by your coming together creatively and openly to tackle bullying, you will be creating an enduring model for how the Internet should progress into the next...

Seeing the courage and spirit of the patients I met today, it would be hard not to feel positive about the work being done here, and the real difference it makes.

As the foundation stone above the entrance to the original Bodleian says: ‘quod feliciter vortat’: ‘may it go well'

I wish the current students, faculty and staff of the School the very best as they work in this remarkable new building

The impact of homelesseness is not temporary.

What my mother recognised back then – and what I understand now – is that grief is the most painful experience that any child or parent can endure.

The spaces were living memorials, spaces for reflection and enjoyment, stillness and activity.

You should know that what you do saves lives and gives hope to thousands of people.

We must not let the wounded men and women of our Armed Forces down.

We both feel immense pride at being associated with Cambridge

St Giles Trust reduces re-offending amongst its clients by 40% off the national norm.

I thank you for doing this from the bottom of my heart.

This place is inspirational.

Programmes from this partnership will raise aspirations, broaden horizons and encourage young people to achieve what may have seemed to them unachievable.

It’s knowing that so many of Scotland’s finest brains and greatest achievers gained – and continue to gain - inspiration from this place

But the effect of homelessness is the same for everyone: a crushing sense of hopelessness and despair.

This is where the stars of the future will first discover their talents.

A fire alarm had thrown us together. Either that or Fate.

Here reigns courage, humour, compassion and, above all, hope for the future.

Never being able to say the word ‘mummy’ again in your life sounds like a small thing.

It is for them that Centrepoint represents the difference between misery and dejection and a sense of hope and renewed self confidence.

Our visits with our mother ignited a deep and growing interest for the great work the charity does for the homeless.