Topics including domestic abuse, substance misuse, and male suicide are to be raised to spread awareness and encourage open discussions.
Set to also destigmatise mental health issues, the film aims to connect survivors to support survivors.
Failing to receive funding from various organisations, Certain Curtain Theatre Company, in Ashton-On-Ribble, is looking for additional support towards the creation and distribution of the project.
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The fundraiser will be used to create a film of the drama and host free and “pay what you can” screenings across Lancashire.
With decades of experience tackling sensitive social issues, the Knot Project film will feature a workshop to give a voice to those who feel unseen and heard.
Claire Moore, director of Certain Curtain Theatre Company, said: “Your support can save lives. We all know someone who has struggled with alcohol, with relationships, with their mental health.
“The Knot Project shines a powerful light on these hidden struggles, exploring alcohol abuse, domestic abuse, and male suicide through the power of drama and film.”
Needing just under £5,000 to reach their target of £24,000, donations can be made to the project here and donations have to be made by 31 October.
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