Host - PJ Terrace

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As part of our Pride celebrations, we’re shining a light on Jordon, the Social & Events Lead for Harrods’ LGBTQIA+ Network. She shares her story, who she is and where she’s come from, to inspire others to be proud of their own journey.

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As Mental Health Awareness Week comes to a close, we’re wrapping up our series by spotlighting the final story, Zarah’s. Each interview has been a powerful reminder of how community can shape and support our mental health, and Zarah’s reflection is no exception. Zarah, Enterprise Integrity Control Manager and Vice-Chair of the Mental Wellbeing Network at Harrods, shares a deeply personal journey. From the sudden loss of a close one to finding healing through connection, community, and everyday

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As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re spotlighting colleagues across Harrods. This year’s theme is Community, and we're exploring the ways our people find connection, support, and balance in their lives. Today, we’re spotlighting Meg, Food Technologist, who opens up about her mental health journey. From a diagnosis in her teens to the daily habits, therapy, and support systems that keep her grounded today.

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As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re spotlighting colleagues across Harrods. This year’s theme is Community, and we're exploring the ways our people find connection, support, and balance in their lives. We sat down with Edward, Photography Manager at Harrods, to talk about how he manages mental well-being in a fast-paced creative environment - and why Saturdays with his kids mean everything.

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As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re spotlighting colleagues across Harrods. This year’s theme is Community, and we're exploring the ways our people find connection, support, and balance in their lives. We sat down with Allison, Safe Deposits Manager at Harrods, to talk about how a life-changing diagnosis reshaped her perspective on mental well-being – and why community, faith, and small everyday moments continue to keep her grounded.