ABOUT US
Bronwen’s Wish is a charity established in memory of Bronwen Grace Morgan, who tragically passed away by suicide in August 2020. Bronwen was a 26-year-old Mental Health Nursing student in her second year, holding a first-class honours degree in Primary Education. She was a bright and beautiful individual with the kindest and most caring soul, and her loss has left an immense void in the lives of many.
Bronwen faced significant challenges with her mental health for many years, undergoing various therapeutic interventions and interacting with numerous professionals in the field. In the final year of her life, Bronwen suffered a devastating injustice in her care. She was subjected to a generalized treatment approach based on an unconfirmed diagnosis, leaving her and her family without a voice in her care and treatment. Her needs and wishes were ignored by those meant to support her.
Advocating for Compassionate Mental Health Care and Systemic Reform
Despite their pain and outrage, Bronwen’s family and friends were inspired to drive change within the mental health systems. They aim to address the profound flaws in these systems that cause so much harm and further trauma to some of society's most vulnerable members.
At Bronwen’s Wish, our mission is to advocate for compassionate, individualised mental health care. We strive to reform broken systems, ensure patient voices are heard, and provide support to those in need. In memory of Bronwen, we work tirelessly to prevent further tragedies and promote mental well-being for all.
Our Mission
Bronwen's Wish is dedicated to advocating for systemic reform in mental health care, ensuring shared decision-making becomes a legal requirement, and providing compassionate support to children and young people. We strive to create safe, supportive environments within schools through our innovative "pods," honouring Bronwen's passion for helping others and driving positive change.
Our Vision
We envision a future where mental health care systems are reformed to prioritise individualised treatment and shared decision-making, preventing injustices and promoting well-being. We aim to create a world where every child and young person feels accepted, supported, and hopeful, fostering environments that nurture their emotional well-being.