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Vinnie Jones blasts 'addictive' tech for fuelling mental health struggles
Jones says 20% of draw profits will go to mental health charities as he urges young people to spend more time outdoors.
- Hollywood A-lister Vinnie Jones is partnering with prize draw platform Ventus to support mental health charities while criticizing 'addictive' technology for fueling children's mental health struggles.
- Growing up near Watford, Vinnie enjoyed an active outdoor lifestyle with football that provided release; he believes modern children lack this as they remain glued to screens.
- Ventus is offering a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Croatia with £10,000 spending money; entry costs as little as £15, with 20 per cent of profits donated to mental health charities.
- Supporting young people is important, Vinnie said, emphasizing that older generations have a responsibility to encourage children to reconnect with nature and address mental health struggles.
- Chris Wall, founder of Ventus, added that the partnership aims to create 'unforgettable memories' for participants while each paid entry contributes to charitable causes generating real-world impact.
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