In a powerful initiative coinciding with Mental Health Awareness Week earlier this year, the dedicated members of the Isle of Wight Youth Trust Taskforce are proud to announce the release of their new short film, a collaborative effort designed to help young people manage their emotions and navigate anxiety.
Initially conceived as a project to address anxiety, the film evolved through the innovative ideas and hard work of the Taskforce members. From the initial planning stages to operating the cameras and starring in the cast, the film is a testament to their dedication and creativity.
“We set out to create something meaningful”
A spokesperson for the Youth Trust Taskforce said,
“We set out to create something meaningful that could genuinely help our peers.
“What started as a film about anxiety grew into a broader exploration of emotional management, reflecting the diverse experiences and insights of our team. Every aspect of this film, from concept to completion, was driven by the young people involved, and we are incredibly proud of the result.”
Savill: A product of the members’ hard work
Paul Savill, Isle of Wight Youth Trust Networks and Information Coordinator added,
“Members of the Youth Trust Taskforce wanted to make a short film on dealing with anxiety coinciding with Mental Health awareness week (12th to 18th May 2025).
“This developed into ideas on how to manage emotions and the final version is a product of the members’ hard work, planning, using the camera and being in the cast. I hope you enjoy watching it.”
Practical insights and relatable scenarios
The film offers practical insights and relatable scenarios, aiming to provide viewers with tools and perspectives for fostering emotional resilience.
It underscores the importance of open dialogue around mental health and the power of peer-led initiatives.
The Youth Trust Taskforce invites everyone to watch and share their inspiring film.
About the Youth Trust Taskforce
The Youth Trust Taskforce is a group of dedicated young individuals committed to addressing key issues affecting their peers and communities.
Through collaborative projects and creative initiatives, they aim to empower young people and promote positive change.
News shared by Darran on behalf of Isle of Wight Youth Trust. Ed
