We support people affected by bipolar through:
- Our peer support groups, facilitated by supported and trained volunteers
- Our 1-1 information or advice from our friendly support team
- Our 24/7 online community
- Free digital tools and resources, such as the Bipolar UK Mood Tracker app
- Research, campaigning and advocacy to improve recognition, treatment and support for people affected by bipolar
Why we do what we do
Bipolar is one of the biggest mental health challenges of the 21st century:
- More than one million people in the UK have bipolar (1 in 50 people)
- Having bipolar increases, the risk of suicide by at least 20 times
- It takes an average of 9.5 years to get a diagnosis of bipolar
- 56% of people living with bipolar get no treatment or support for the condition
- People living with bipolar need specialist support and services
- Supporting a loved one with bipolar has a huge impact on families and friends
Fundraise for Bipolar UK
Whether you're taking on a challenge event, organising your own fundraiser, celebrating a special occasion, or remembering a loved one, every pound raised helps us continue our life-changing work.
Thank you for choosing to support Bipolar UK. Together, we can ensure that nobody affected by bipolar has to face it alone.