How can you help families affected by mental illness?

Young people do better when they understand mental illness, what is happening to their parent, brother or sister and get support.

A great way to get started is the new itsallright.org keyrings (size of a $2 coin). These:

• help you talk about depression, anxiety and other mental illnesses
• raise funds for the SANE Helpline answering thousands of calls for help every year 
• help you when caught without a coin for your supermarket coin-deposit trolley.

How does it work?
itsallright.org trolleybux keyrings are:

• easy to distribute and cheap to buy
• practical for yourself or as a gift
• a good talking point
• sold for $2 per ring (or more) at school doors, events, reception areas etc

1 bag (20 keyrings) for $40.
SANE will spend all proceeds on providing information, advice and referrals to young people in need. SANE Australia relies on support from the community to keep the SANE Helpline in operation.