Lola Young teams up with mental health charity CALM for new Lifelines T-shirt: “There is always a reason to

Lola Young has teamed up with Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) for a new Lifelines T-shirt. Find all the details below.

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The T-shirt is part of CALM’s campaign to raise funds for suicide prevention, with money going towards their services, which include a suicide prevention helpline and the mental health app CALMzone.

Launched last year, CALM’s ‘Lifelines’ collection also features designs from Fontaines D. C., Blossoms and Inhaler.

Young’s tee features her lyric, “There’s a flicker of light. There’s always morning after the night”, which is taken from her song ‘Flicker Of Light’.

Simon Gunning, CALM’s CEO, added: “We couldn’t be more grateful to Lola for supporting ‘Lifelines’ and showing just how powerful music can be as a force for good.”.

The T-shirts cost £30 and are available in boxy and standard fit. They can be purchased here.

Young has been open about her own struggles with her mental health. Earlier this year, she made her return to the live stage after cancelling her 2025 tour to recover from exhaustion, having previously collapsed on stage in New York City.

She would later go on to open up about seeking treatment for addiction during that hiatus and attending AA meetings to help get things back on track.

Speaking to NME back in May, Young told us that while she believes “all healing journeys are never ending”, she is “definitely in a much better place”, and feels “excited and ready to perform and to release music” now.

Quanto ao apoio que recebeu dos fãs depois de se abrir sobre suas lutas pessoais, ela acrescentou: “Meus fãs me inspiram da mesma forma que eu espero inspirá-los.

Sinto que nunca tentei ser especialmente honesta.

As for if she can feel the tide turning when it comes to artists setting stronger boundaries to protect their wellbeing, Young told NME: “I never intended it to start a movement, but I hope that it does in some way.”.

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