The Cameron Williams Foundation

28/05/2026

Over the weekend, we gave Cameron’s bench a little spruce up 💙

His cousin spent time cleaning and polishing the bench until it looked shiny and brand new again, using probably half a bottle of cleaner in the process 🫣 but she took so much pride in doing it for him.

We’ve also attached vases to the bench for flowers. If anybody visits Cameron’s bench and would like to leave flowers, please feel free to use them.

A milk carton filled with water has been left there too, and we’ll try our best to keep it topped up so flowers can stay fresher for longer 🌸

It means so much to see people still visiting, remembering and showing Cameron love. 🤍

01/04/2026

What a fantastic write-up in the Downend Voice 📰💙

We’re so grateful to see Jo and Kim recognised for their incredible achievement in climbing Kilimanjaro in support of The Cameron Williams Foundation and Su***de Prevention UK. What they have done is nothing short of inspiring — taking on such a tough physical and mental challenge to raise awareness and support men’s mental health.

Their strength, determination, and commitment to this cause means more than words can say. They didn’t just climb a mountain — they helped shine a light on an issue that affects so many, and we are so proud to have them supporting the foundation.

Thank you Jo and Kim for everything you’ve done, and thank you to Downend Voice for such a brilliant feature.

Let’s keep talking, supporting, and looking out for one another 💙

There is still time to donate, Jo and Kim will be keeping the GoFundMe open for a few more weeks. If you’d like to support them, follow the link, no matter how small the donation, every penny counts.
https://gofund.me/2f94da69a

https://downendvoice.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2026/03/DOWNEND-APRIL-2026-64pp-1.pdf

13/02/2026

🥳 They did it… Jo and Kim made it to the Roof of Africa, taking Cameron with them. 🤍🏔️

We are so incredibly proud of them both.

Standing at 5,895 metres (19,341 ft) above sea level, Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa and the tallest free-standing mountain in the world. Reaching the summit is no small feat.

Their journey would have taken them through five different climate zones — from humid rainforest, through moorland and alpine desert, all the way to arctic conditions at the top. Temperatures can range from 25–30°C at the base to -10°C or lower at the summit, especially during those early morning summit pushes.

Climbers spend days trekking between camps, sleeping in tents, battling altitude, exhaustion and freezing night temperatures before making the final climb to Uhuru Peak.

Jo and Kim have shown strength, resilience and heart every single step of the way — carrying Cameron’s spirit with them to the highest point in Africa. 🤍

They are now safely on their way back down the mountain. As soon as Jo is back on the ground and able to send pictures through, we will share more of their incredible adventure.

If you would like to donate, there is still time:

👉 https://gofund.me/bdf83440f

Congratulations Jo & Kim — what an adventure, what a challenge, what an achievement.
We are so, so incredibly proud of you both.

10/02/2026

💙 A huge well done to Julie Gwatkin 💙

Julie has helped raise vital awareness for men’s mental health at UWE Bristol, while also raising an amazing £184 for two incredibly important charities — Andy’s Man’s Club and Su***de Prevention UK.

The Cameron Williams Foundation was proud to support Julie by providing posters and coasters, which she used during her Coffee & Cake event. These were then distributed across cafés at the university, helping to raise awareness and start important conversations.

☕🧁 If you’re interested in running your own event and would like posters and/or coasters (beer mats), please get in touch with the team at The Cameron Williams Foundation.

These events matter more than people realise.
If it gets just one person talking, that’s a life saved.

Thank you to everyone for your ongoing support in helping us raise as much awareness as possible for men’s mental health 💙

07/02/2026

Jo is on her way to Africa to climb Mt Kilimanjaro 🏔️

Jo and her friend are climbing in honour of Cameron and in support of men’s mental health. This journey is about carrying Cameron’s legacy forward and raising vital funds for Cameron Williams Foundation and Su***de Prevention UK - Charity.

If you’re able to donate or share the link, your support will help fund life-saving su***de prevention initiatives and mental health resources: https://www.gofundme.com/f/carrying-camerons-legacy-to-the-roof-of-africa

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Today's the day - wish Jo luck! 💚

Today, Jo Robb, wife of our CEO Daniel Robb, begins her climb of Mount Kilimanjaro in honour of Cameron and in support of men’s mental health. This journey is about carrying Cameron’s legacy forward and raising vital funds for Cameron Williams Foundation and Su***de Prevention UK - Charity.

If you’re able to donate or share the link, your support will help fund life-saving su***de prevention initiatives and mental health resources: https://www.gofundme.com/f/carrying-camerons-legacy-to-the-roof-of-africa

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28/01/2026

We’re so proud to see this story in the Downend Voice 💙

Jo and Kim are preparing to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in memory of Cameron, raising awareness for The Cameron Williams Foundation and Su***de Prevention UK - Charity — supporting men’s mental health and su***de prevention.

This challenge isn’t just physical. It’s about shining a light on the silent struggles so many men face, and reminding them that help is there.

Thank you to everyone backing this journey and helping keep Cameron’s legacy alive.

If you would like to sponsor Jo and Kim, no matter how small the donation, every penny goes towards making a difference.

https://gofund.me/fb45d3caa

You can read more about Jo and Kim’s epic trek, carrying Cameron’s legacy to the roof of Africa.

https://downendvoice.co.uk/2026/01/27/friends-mountain-mission-for-cameron/



TWO friends are preparing to climb Africa’s tallest mountain in memory of a Downend teenager. Jo Robb and Kim Dixon will head to Tanzania on February 7 to start a six-day journey up Kilimanjaro, which at 5,895m (19,341ft) is the highest free-standing peak in the world. They are making the journey ...

20/01/2026

We’re incredibly proud to share that Jo and Kim’s Mount Kilimanjaro climb - Taking Cameron to the roof of Africa has been featured in the Bristol Post 🤍

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/bristol-pals-take-gruelling-kilimanjaro-10753427

They’re taking on this amazing challenge to raise awareness and vital funds for men’s mental health, in support of The Cameron Williams Foundation and Su***de Prevention UK.

A huge thank you to the Bristol Post for helping shine a spotlight on such an important and often overlooked cause.

If you’re able to donate or simply share the link, every bit of support truly makes a difference. You can donate here:

👉 https://www.gofundme.com/f/carrying-camerons-legacy-to-the-roof-of-africa

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They are aiming to raise money and awareness

15/01/2026

The Cameron Williams Foundation team are deeply saddened to hear about the tragic loss of a young man last night.
Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with his family, friends, and everyone affected by this devastating loss.

Mental health is the real pandemic.
We are losing men at an alarming rate, and there simply is not enough support or help reaching them when they need it most. This has to change.

If you are struggling, please reach out — to family, friends, your GP, or mental health charities.
There are people who love you, who care about you, and who will listen. No matter what is going on in your head, you do not have to face it alone. Please reach out. Please let someone help you.

If you are struggling right now, support is available:
• Emergency: 999
• NHS 111 – urgent mental health support
• Su***de Awareness UK - 0800 587 0800
• Bristol Mind - 0117 980 0370
• Texting support for young people: Shout — text 85258 (24/7, free, confidential)

If you have been affected by the loss of someone to su***de, please contact
SOBS – Survivors of Bereavement by Su***de — 0300 1115 065 you don’t have to grieve alone

Remember:
✨ Your life matters.
✨ You are loved.
✨ You are needed — even when it doesn’t feel that way.

08/01/2026

💙 Climbing for Cameron 💙

The amazing Jo Robb is taking on the incredible challenge of climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in Cameron’s memory 🤍
All while raising awareness for mental health.

Jo’s chosen charity is Su***de Prevention UK - Charity & 20% will go to The Cameron Williams Foundation.

The money raised will help Su***de Prevention UK to continue the incredible work they do, this includes:

• Running crisis intervention and su***de prevention services
• Operating safe, non-judgemental spaces where people can go when they are in emotional distress
• Providing face-to-face and telephone support for those feeling suicidal
• Working with emergency services, local authorities and communities to prevent su***de
• Raising awareness and breaking the stigma around mental health

We are immensely proud of Jo for turning grief into purpose and using this challenge to help others. We wish her all the luck in the world for this huge climb — we will be cheering her on every step of the way 🏔️✨

Cameron… are you ready to see the top of the world through Jo’s eyes?
Taking you all the way to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro — enjoy the view, Cam 💙💙

In honour of Cameron, and in support of everyone who struggles silently with t… Jo Robb needs your support for Carrying Cameron’s Legacy to the Roof of Africa