Bradley Riches backs government loneliness campaign
Heartstopper star Bradley Riches joins personalities including Bobby Brazier, Tasha Ghouri, Brontë King, and Anastasia Kingsnorth to support the launch of the government's Better Health - Every Mind Matters Loneliness campaign. Riches commented 'This campaign is extremely important to me because, as an autistic and queer individual, I have found myself extremely lonely at points throughout my life. This campaign is helping to create a space for people to get support and break down the stigma, because in life everyone will feel lonely at some point'.
Bradley Riches backs government loneliness campaign
Heartstopper star Bradley Riches joins personalities including Bobby Brazier, Tasha Ghouri, Brontë King, and Anastasia Kingsnorth to support the launch of the government's Better Health - Every Mind Matters Loneliness campaign. Riches commented 'This campaign is extremely important to me because, as an autistic and queer individual, I have found myself extremely lonely at points throughout my life. This campaign is helping to create a space for people to get support and break down the stigma, because in life everyone will feel lonely at some point'.
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