Founder of Walk Talk Action, Teri Elder, raises £3,074 for WTA by taking part in Ultra White Collar Boxing event at Fenton Manor Sports Complex, Stoke-on-Trent…

We are thrilled to share the incredible news of Teri recent triumph in the Ultra White Collar Boxing (UWCB) event on July 13, 2024.

Not only did Teri step into the boxing ring and emerge victorious in the first round, but she also raised a staggering £3,074 for Walk Talk Action. This will be a massive help in supporting individuals struggling with mental health issues.

Teri’s journey to the UWCB event has been nothing short of inspiring.

Having faced significant mental health challenges, including PTSD, anxiety, postnatal depression, breakdown, isolation, psychosis, and homelessness, Teri has transformed her personal struggles into a mission to help others.

Through Walk Talk Action, she provides essential support and resources to individuals battling similar issues.

Over the past 8 weeks, Teri has undergone rigorous training to prepare for her debut in the boxing ring.

Her dedication and perseverance paid off spectacularly as she claimed victory in the first round of her bout.

This win is not just a personal achievement but also a powerful symbol of overcoming adversity and fighting for mental health awareness.

The people closely associated with WTA. Left to right: Tara (Director), Sam (Teri’s sister), Teri (Founder), Jennifer (Director & WTA Accountant), Kimberley (Kimberley and Lesley [Lesley sadly couldn’t make it to the event] and, indeed, their family are huge supporters of WTA. Due to their incredible generosity our Retreat was made possible), and Samantha (Director, Admin officer and Facilitator).

Teri’s participation in the UWCB event raised an incredible £3,074 for Walk Talk Action.

These funds will significantly enhance our ability to support individuals struggling with mental health issues. And they will provide much-needed resources.

Here’s what Teri had to say about the UWCB event and the incredible support she received:

“Taking part in the event was an incredible feeling. But the real victory is the support we’ve had for Walk Talk Action.

This experience has shown me the power of community and the importance of standing up for mental health.

I’m immensely grateful to everyone who supported me and our cause.”

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supported Teri and Walk Talk Action.

Your contributions have made a tangible difference. Together, we will continue to support people struggling with mental health issues. And fight the stigma surrounding mental illness.

For more information about Walk Talk Action and how you can get involved, please contact us at info@walktalkaction.co.uk