Chris and Naomi's story: Sharing for Alasdair
Chris and Naomi's story: Sharing for Alasdair
Chris and Naomi Rittey share their powerful story of losing a son and brother to suicide, urging others to speak out - especially as the government prepares its first ever Men's Health Strategy for England
"The NHS is an incredible organisation. The solution to its problems is not just pouring money in it, it's about looking at the way it works and what people need" - Chris Rittey
In a deeply moving video, Chris and Naomi Rittey open up about the heartbreaking loss of their son and brother, Alasdair, to suicide. He was just 22 years old and training to become a doctor.
Alasdair had reached out for help multiple times. But the system let him down.
His death has left an immeasurable hole in the lives of those who loved him. Now, his family are speaking up. Not just to honour his memory, but to help change the future of men’s health in the UK.
Your voice matters
Right now, the UK Government is developing England’s first-ever Men’s Health Strategy. This is a major opportunity to address the issues that too many men face in silence. But they need to hear from the people who live it. People like you.
By filling out the government’s Men's Health survey, you can help shape a strategy that reflects the real needs of men and their families. You can help stop another family having to go through what Chris and Naomi has endured.
Act now. The survey closes
This is your chance to be heard.
🗳️ Fill out the government’s Men's Health survey now.
📢 Share this page with your community.
Let’s make sure Alasdair’s story leads to change. Let’s make men’s health a national priority.
