It can be quite common to experience a drop in mood or energy levels during the colder darker months – but did you know that as many as 1 in 10 people are thought to have seasonal affective disorder (SAD)?
As the theme of this year’s World Mental Health Day is ‘lived experiences heard: real voices, real change’, we asked some of our ambassadors what the impact of sharing their own personal experiences had been, for themselves and others.
A leading researcher has identified what he calls the 3 degrees to burnout - but what are they, and how can LionHeart help?
LionHeart has received thousands of pounds towards its work following the conclusion of two major summer fundraisers that involved surveyors all over the UK – quite literally!
Some new faces have been appointed to the LionHeart board, following a recent round of recruitment and interviews.
A war veteran turned chartered surveyor - the oldest person to be supported by LionHeart - has died peacefully, just a few months after marking his 103rd birthday.
As a new report shows the number of children and young people referred to mental health services in England surpassed a million for the first time last year, LionHeart's support services manager talks about our youth counselling service.
Intrepid fundraisers will be scaling new heights for LionHeart in June - tackling mountains and miles in support of their professional charity.
LionHeart's 2026 Impact Report has been published, showing the difference we’ve made to surveyors and their families over the last year – thanks to the ongoing support of the wider surveying community.
Some of LionHeart’s ambassadors have shared their experiences of having struggled with poor mental health – and the things that helped them – to mark Mental Health Awareness Week and its theme of taking action for yourself and for others.
A series of ‘coffee break length’ webinar sessions run throughout April to mark Stress Awareness Month are now available to watch in the LionHeart webinar library.
Tributes have been paid following the death of a long-standing former trustee and volunteer for LionHeart, who gave well over 20 years of her time in support of her fellow surveyors.
Entries have opened for this year’s summer LionHeart fundraiser - The Fifty Firm & Faculty Foot Challenge - once again organised by our friends and partners at SDL Surveying.
A war veteran turned chartered surveyor, supported by LionHeart, has marked his 103rd birthday with a party near his home in Cyprus. Remarkably, D-Day veteran Harold Fenwick still lives in his own home, with support from LionHeart and armed forces charity SSAFA.
Three of LionHeart’s ambassadors have filmed short videos sharing their experiences of getting diagnosed as neurodivergent as adults – and what it has meant for their daily lives as surveyors.
LionHeart has officially moved address, although there is no change to the way the charity’s support services for surveyors are delivered.
A LionHeart ambassador with dyslexia who faced a long and sometimes challenging route to becoming chartered is to release a book that he hopes will inspire future surveyors
We’ve teamed up with the Run for Charity organisation to offer our supporters the chance to enter some of the most sought-after challenge events in the UK in 2026 - while helping raise money for LionHeart at the same time.
There are few times of the year that highlight feelings of loneliness or isolation quite like Christmas.
Bereavement and loss affects everyone but, despite this, we're often spectacularly ill-equipped to cope with our own, or other people's, grief. Ahead of Grief Awareness Week in December, we're reflecting on things people need to understand about grief.
