Self-harm is rising... the Church can help.
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One in four young people aged 16 to 24 have self-harmed, according to recent NHS data. As self-harm becomes increasingly common, many of us feel unsure about how to respond. So, how can the Church and Christians support young people who are struggling? Joy Wright, founder of Emerge Advocacy, joined Mal Pope to share her insights, experience, and practical advice.
Released on 1 Oct 2026
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