Fight for mental health by fundraising as you stream.
Take on one of our timed challenges, or set your own challenge and #StreamforMind.
- Stream 4 hours for the 1 in 4 of us who experience a mental health problem every year.
- Stream 15 hours for the 1 in 15 people who attempt suicide over the course of their lifetime.
- Stream 21 hours for the 21 million times Mind's online information pages were visited last year.
Remember, you don't need to complete your challenge in one go. You could split your chosen challenge time over a week or month and fundraise for Mind every time you stream until you reach your chosen number of hours.
Sign up and create your fundraising page and we'll send you a free Mind t-shirt to wear on your stream. Raise £1,000 or more and you'll also get an exclusive Stream for Mind cap.
Register and make a fundraising page today!
We’ve got you covered! Why not try one of these:
- Playing your favourite game
- Just chatting
- A community quiz or Q&A
- Arts, crafts or cooking
- Getting musical
- Showing off your best cosplay
If you need more inspiration, why not ask your community what they’d like to see you stream. It’s a great way to connect with your audience and get them involved.
Head over to our Do Your Own Fundraising page for more fundraising ideas or check out our events page. Music events, football, fundraising at university, there are lots of ways to get involved.
Resource Centre
Get everything you need to promote your stream and for during your stream in our resource centre.
Your wellbeing
It's essential to think about how gaming and streaming can affect your wellbeing. Check out our Streaming and gaming for Mind – your wellbeing guide.
FAQs
Want to know more about gaming and streaming for Mind? Check out our frequently asked questions.
How you’re helping
The money you raise will support our Infoline, giving someone a voice to talk to when things are too much. It will keep our online community Side by Side open for anyone feeling isolated. It’s going to make a real difference for those of us with mental health problems.
