Create your own Lost Hours Walk wherever you are in the country, and help to raise vital awareness and cash for CALM and our life-saving services.

Ash is walking the Lost Hours Walk for CALM’s services, which he turned to when things got too much. He’ll be walking with his partner and following the route he took the night he thought about taking his own life - all while raising money for the webchat that helped save his life.

Lily’s walking her Lost Hours Walk in memory of her brother Sean, who she lost to suicide.
She’s hoping her family can use the lost hour as time to support one another, talk honestly about how they feel and do something positive in Sean’s memory.

Whether you’re walking to remember someone you’ve lost, or to take a stand against suicide, we want to know. Share your story on our message wall. 

Since 2019, the Lost Hours Walk has raised more than £800,000 to support CALM and our helpline and webchat. That's the equivalent of more than 100,000 potentially life-saving calls. Your Lost Hours Walk helps us continue to be there for anyone struggling.

Not sure you can take on a walk? CALM ambassador Shareefa has your back.
She shared her top training tips with CALM to help you feel ready for your Lost Hours Walk - whether it's 1 mile or 26! 

Big or small, your walk can help smash the stigma around suicide in the UK. This year, it’s easier than ever to be part of the Lost Hours Walk. Sign up, pick a route and gather a team to help you raise vital money for our services.