
We are hoping to raise over £5,000 to go towards training 500 counsellors to deliver our 6 week ‘Let’s Stop Shouting’ therapeutic programme which will reach over 500,000 individuals. This programme will be delivered through Watoto Play’s new online creative therapy platform, My CC Toolkit. Our long term aim is to secure funding for counsellors to deliver this program (so yes we have a stretch target).
Our nationally focussed "Let’s Stop Shouting Awareness Day" will take place on Saturday November 6th 2021. But throughout March 2021 during our four-week Crowdfunding campaign we will be raising awareness of "How it starts with a shout".
Our awareness day will belong to our start up, the Let's Stop Shouting Community Interest Company which we are in the process of forming.
The ‘Let’s Stop Shouting’ 6 Week programme will offer support strategies on how to listen more effectively and how to have passionate conversations without resorting to anger or violence. We will share ways to improve communication, processing of uncomfortable emotions, de-escalation and conflict resolution skills. In turn we hope the project will have a considerable impact on reducing levels of both emotional and physical abuse.
This campaign is incredibly important especially as we start to come to terms with the mental health costs of the pandemic and lockdown. We want to raise awareness - without shame or blame around the impact shouting has on our relationships but also our physical health and wellbeing. Our ‘Let’s Stop Shouting’ campaign is about embracing similarities and differences, as well as increasing the awareness of the human in all of us. It will offer tools and strategies to help take the heat out of tense, frustrating situations and support those wanting to build stronger, healthier, calmer relationships with family, friends, neighbours or in the workplace.

We can’t do this on our own, we need your help to spread our message far and wide. If you can support us - your pledge could help deliver mental health resources, courses and sessions to potentially thousands of people. We have a number of rewards to support the campaign that we hope you’ll like.
If you can't pledge right now that’s okay, there are plenty of other ways you can help to support us such as:
Download our digital social media pack & share them on your social media channels, it really helps us to let others know that we are Crowdfunding and you can do this by clicking here.

If you are a therapist and you want to share our message or sign up to learn how you could deliver our 6 Week online ‘Let’s Stop Shouting’ programme, please click here.
Please use our hash tags they are #letstopshouting21 #letsstopshouting21 #mentalhealthmatters in any way you can!
Share our campaign page to people you know who might be interest in the campaign and able to pledge.
We don't know many influencers or anyone famous but if you do let them it would be great if you could let them know about our campaign!
Take part in our ‘Let’s Stop Shouting’ awareness day on Saturday 6th November 2021.
Try in your own life to open up the conversation about the impact shouting can have on our physical and mental health. Maybe start by looking at your own relationships with your family, friends or work colleagues.
Share our campaign on your social media channels.
If you want to know more, learn about our digital platform, or if you have an idea how you can help with our ‘Let's Stop Shouting’ campaign then please get in touch. Or maybe you’re interested in finding out more about how you can introduce our campaign into your workplace, school or community? Whether you are a parent, a professional, a corporation, a policy maker, whoever - if you share our passion, we would love to hear from you.
We warmly welcome ideas and collaborations to help make our ‘Let’s Stop Shouting’ campaign become nationally recognised. We will be hosting a webinar every 12.00pm from Monday to Friday if you want to get in touch with us and learn more about the people involved in this campaign, you can book your place right here.
Thank you again,
#letstopshouting21 #letsstopshouting21 #mentalhealthmatters
