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Thank you so much for choosing to fundraise for children’s mental health.

We know that many children and young people’s mental health has been affected over the past year. According to one survey, 85% of the young people we support have been negatively affected by the pandemic – meaning our work has never been more needed.

Whether you’re taking part in a sporting challenge, planning a bake sale at work, a dress-down day at school or a collection at your local club, when you join #TeamPlace2Be you’ll have our support every step of the way. Most importantly, you’ll know that every pound you’re raising will help to transform children’s lives.

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Let us know how you're going to fundraise for Place2Be and get your fundraising pack! Your pack is full of top tips, advice and ideas to get you started in raising money for children and young people's mental health.

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