
The Charity
Raising Awareness of ADHD, Addiction, and Suicide
We are committed to raising awareness of ADHD and the increased risks associated with it — particularly the heightened risks of addiction and suicide, which are not widely understood.
Early diagnosis and effective treatment can significantly reduce these risks. However, when ADHD goes undiagnosed and untreated, some individuals may begin to self‑medicate to cope with the challenges the condition brings to daily life. This can lead to poor mental health and negatively affect education, relationships, social and financial well‑being, and employment.
We would be incredibly grateful if you could share our link with your friends and community. Together, we can make a real difference, prevent poor outcomes, and save lives.
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In Loving Memory of Matthew
Losing our only son, Matthew, is unbearable, and our pain will never go away. We miss him every second of every day and night.
With hindsight, we wish we had understood — and had the knowledge we have now — about ADHD and its comorbidities. Perhaps Matthew would still be here. We are determined to do everything possible to prevent this from happening to others.
Early diagnosis is critical. With understanding, the right support, and effective treatment, those with ADHD can live full, fulfilling lives with positive outcomes in every area.
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Thank You
Thank you so much for your kind donation and for taking the time to support us.
Richard, Christine, and Matthew
A staggering 1 in 4 women with ADHD will attempt suicide in their lives.
For men with ADHD, this is also extremely high; 1 in 10 men attempt suicide in their lifetime.
Up to 50% of people with ADHD will experience an addiction at some point in their lives.
Substance and alcohol abuse increase the risk of suicide in individuals with ADHD by over 21 times.

