This project was selected as Best in Book in The Annual 2019, CR’s award scheme celebrating the best in creativity Every two hours, a man in the UK takes his own life – that’s 84 men a week. If you’re ...

The sculptures represent the 84 men who commit suicide, on average, each week in the UK. CALM says three in four suicide victims are men. “As a society we have to move past embarrassment and ...

DOZENS of life-like human figures appeared on the roof of the This Morning studio in London in March 2018. They were installed as part of Project 84, a drive to prevent suicide in young men. Here&#… ...

He said: "Project 84 is all about making the scale of the situation very clear to everyone who sees the sculptures, and we hope that, by working with the families and friends of real men who have ...

ITV HQ has shown its support for this important issue by promoting the “ Project 84 ” campaign launched by charity CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably).

If they looked up, passersby in central London on Monday got a strange and unsettling sight: 84 men, standing silently on the rooftops of office towers as if they were about to leap to their deaths.

The sculptures were installed overnight as part of Project 84, an idea made possible by American street artist Mark Jenkins and the Campaign against Living Miserably, or CALM, a charity focused on ...

Each of the 84 represents a real man who died by suicide, and their individual stories are chronicled on the Project 84 website.ITV's daily show "This Morning" featured interviews Monday with ...

Project 84 also has launched an online petition drive through which it hopes to persuade Britain’s government to take action to improve suicide prevention and bereavement support.