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<blockquote data-quote="Ome" data-source="post: 73632" data-attributes="member: 2">Another great reason why the voters got it spot on this year.Big Brother winner Isabelle Warburton will donate a portion of her grand prize to mental health charitiesThis year&#039;s Big Brother winner Isabelle Warburton has said she will donate some of her winnings to a mental health charity.The 21-year-old took home £65,000 of the overall prize money, the rest of which was stolen by Andrew in a task.She told The Sun that she thinks those who suffer with mental health issues are neglected because people don&#039;t understand it enough.&quot;I just think that mental health is really neglected because people don&#039;t see it – so like, a broken leg is given more attention than like something that&#039;s within your head.&quot;And until you&#039;ve suffered from anxiety or anything along those lines you don&#039;t know how people are feeling and it&#039;s so important to raise awareness. People ignore it if you can&#039;t see it.&quot;She said she&#039;s never suffered with anything too severe, but there&#039;s always a huge risk with social media.&quot;And in this day and age – and stuff with social media and everything it&#039;s quite natural to get that image conscious, and get a bit down in the dumps but I&#039;ve never labelled [it].&quot;I mean I&#039;d never say I&#039;ve struggled with anything severe but I do know people that have and I just think it&#039;s important.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ome, post: 73632, member: 2"] Another great reason why the voters got it spot on this year. [SIZE=6][B]Big Brother winner Isabelle Warburton will donate a portion of her grand prize to mental health charities[/B][/SIZE] [I]This year's Big Brother winner Isabelle Warburton has said she will donate some of her winnings to a mental health charity. The 21-year-old took home £65,000 of the overall prize money, the rest of which was stolen by Andrew in a task. She told The Sun that she thinks those who suffer with mental health issues are neglected because people don't understand it enough. "I just think that mental health is really neglected because people don't see it – so like, a broken leg is given more attention than like something that's within your head. "And until you've suffered from anxiety or anything along those lines you don't know how people are feeling and it's so important to raise awareness. People ignore it if you can't see it." She said she's never suffered with anything too severe, but there's always a huge risk with social media. "And in this day and age – and stuff with social media and everything it's quite natural to get that image conscious, and get a bit down in the dumps but I've never labelled [it]. "I mean I'd never say I've struggled with anything severe but I do know people that have and I just think it's important."[/I] [/QUOTE]

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