The Vamps join mental health campaign Where's Your Head At?

British band The Vamps are the latest celebrities to pledge their support to the Where's Your Head At? campaign - alongside Liam Payne, Love Island's Kem Cetinay and Geordie Shore's Charlotte Crosby.

Speaking on heatworld's Instagram, The Vamps said, "We're supporting the Where's Your Head At? campaign, make sure you get involved and sign the petition because it's very important."

Earlier this month Love Island's Kem Cetinay opened up about his struggle with anxiety saying, "When I was around 13, my mum got really unwell. She had an operation that went wrong and they said she had 24 hours to live. It brought up anxiety for me that I’d never had before. Then, my anxiety got so bad that I didn’t leave the house for so long."

He described anxiety as feeling "Like the whole world is coming down on you at once – it happens so quick. You don’t really know what’s happening, you don’t feel in control."

He went on to explain how he deals with it revealing that he talks to him family and his best pal and fellow Love Islander, Chris Hughes. "When me and Chris met, the first thing we realised was that we both suffered with the same anxiety. We know how to calm each other down," he explained.

Where’s Your Head At? is a campaign that will improve the mental health of the nation by ensuring employers look after the wellbeing of their workforce. We want to make it easy for you to talk about your mental health at work, by ensuring that there are trained colleagues on-site who know how to point you in the direction of any help you might need.

We need YOUR help to make it a legal requirement to have a trained mental health first aider in every workplace or college. Please sign our petition at wheresyourheadat.org and use the hashtag #WheresYourHeadAt to support the campaign.

This article originally appeared on heatworld.

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