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Welcome to the home page of the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust. The Trust was set up in 1998 in memory of Charlie who committed suicide whilst suffering from depression. His family and friends formed the Trust to raise awareness of depression, reduce the stigma attached to seeking help and to ensure help was available when needed.

By raising funds in Charlie’s memory, the Trust has developed into a training and campaigning organisation which seeks to deliver free depression training to GPs and their staff, the public, school staff and nurses, and students.

We hope you find this site useful and informative if you are new to the Trust.  If you are an old friend, then firstly thank you for your support and secondly we hope to show you how much  the Trust achieves through your generous giving.  Please use the feedback button or go direct to our feedback form to tell us how useful you found the site or if you could not find what you were looking for.

CWMT also supports two additional web sites: both of these provide information on depression and support fundraising for those in the 16-35 age group.

	The Students Against Depression site aims to provide self help and an online community for those in full and higher education who maybe suffering depression whilst trying to study.
	The UP website belongs to the Young Committee of CWMT which raises awareness of depression amongst the 20 – 35 age group by holding exciting and fun  events in the London area.
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