Celebrities share inspiring messages on social media for #WorldMentalHealthDay

Celebrities are using their social media platforms to show their support for #WorldMentalHealthDay.

The company MQ use social media to bring awareness to mental health with their slogan “Transforming Mental Health.”

And today, they’ve partnered up with celebrities to spread positivity.

The company wrote, “We swear to take it on – if you swear to help #weswear”

For too long, young people facing mental illness have been completely left in the dark – without the right support and without hope. We’re swearing to take it on – if you swear to help. #WeSwear

A post shared by MQ: Transforming Mental Health (@mqmentalhealth) on Jan 17, 2017 at 2:00am PST

Singers such as James Arthur, Rag’n’Bone Man and former Spice Girl Mel C used their Instagram’s to bring awareness to mental health.

Along with the singers, reality stars from Love Island and Made in Chelsea worked with MQ to bring attention to the issue.

Former X Factor winner James Arthur took to Instagram, and wrote, “Lets start talking to each other.”

Let’s start talking to each other #worldmentalhealthday @charitysane

A post shared by James Arthur (@jamesarthurinsta23) on Oct 10, 2017 at 3:27am PDT

Three children in an average classroom are facing mental illness. @melaniecmusic is swearing to do something about it – will you swear with her? Make your own swearing selfie – link in our bio. #WeSwear

A post shared by MQ: Transforming Mental Health (@mqmentalhealth) on Jan 24, 2017 at 4:28am PST

This #WorldMentalHealthDay @ragnbonemanuk is swearing. And he’s swearing for a reason – he’s frustrated that for too long young people facing mental illness have been left in the dark. This week, we’ll be telling you about all the new famous faces saying it’s time to give a **** about mental illness. Join them and create your own swearing selfie with the link in our bio. #WeSwear . . . . . #RagNBoneMan #RagNBone #MentalIllness #Mentalhealth #stigma #mentalhealthawareness #depression #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthrecovery #anxiety #depressionrecovery #mentalhealthwarrior #mentalillnessawareness #depressionawareness

A post shared by MQ: Transforming Mental Health (@mqmentalhealth) on Oct 10, 2017 at 1:07am PDT

Have you seen that @samthompsonuk gives a **** about mental illness in young people? He’s swearing with us to take it on. Swear with him by creating your own #weswear selfie

A post shared by MQ: Transforming Mental Health (@mqmentalhealth) on Feb 1, 2017 at 11:59am PST

Former Love Island contestants Olivia Buckland and Chris Hughes took to their Instagram account to show their support.

Olivia wrote, “Just because you don’t understand it, doesn’t mean it isn’t so.’ There is always room to learn, listen and love. I stand with you❤️ #worldmentalhealthday.”

‘Just because you don’t understand it, doesn’t mean it isn’t so.’ There is always room to learn, listen and love. I stand with you❤️ #worldmentalhealthday ;

A post shared by Olivia Buckland (@oliviadbuck) on Oct 10, 2017 at 3:33am PDT

Today, Chris launched the Don’t Bottle It Up campaign, a collaboration between Topman and charity CALM, on World Mental Health Day – and spoke candidly about his struggles with anxiety.

The Love Island star broke down while discussing his battle with mental illness during a live stream promoting his collaboration with Topman and Calmzone.