Douglas-based Nationwide International has presented a small mental health charity a cheque for £1800.
The money was raised by Nationwide's charity committee to help Service Users Network raise awareness of its work in the community helping those experiencing mental health problems.
SUN is a group of people with first-hand experience of mental health issues who joined together in 2001 to support each other and have their voices heard.
The charity's chairman Elaine Haynes said with an estimated one in four people today suffering some form of mental health issue, the donation from Nationwide is very much appreciated.suffering.
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