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Too many people have poorer mental health because of exclusion, poverty and racism

We take the lead in challenging injustices in policies, systems and society, so that everyone can have better mental health.

LATEST BLOGS

4 April 2025

Why we need more mental health social workers

Only by addressing the social elements of living with a mental illness can we truly meet people’s needs, Andy writes – social workers are a vital part of that.

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25 March 2025

Rural mental health: addressing the hidden inequalities

Andy Bell and Melanie Costas unpack the risks and protective factors for mental health in rural areas, and explore how to improve access to support.

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12 March 2025

Exercising our right to vote: how do we overcome the barriers?

Thea unpacks new research about what prevents people with mental health difficulties from voting and how to break down these barriers.

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LATEST PUBLICATIONS

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2 April 2025

Improving support for people with complex mental health difficulties

Many people in this group face long spells in hospital far from home, and are overlooked by policymakers and commissioners. This report explores how local community-based support could provide a better experience and improve mental health outcomes

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12 March 2025

A fundamental right

Barriers and facilitators to voting and registration for people with mental health difficulties

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27 February 2025

Here for as long as you need us

An evaluation of the Healthy Little Minds parent and infant programme

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LATEST NEWS

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27 March 2025

Rising levels of poverty risk damaging mental health, says Centre for Mental Health

New figures show that 4.5 million children are now living in poverty, posing a significant risk to their mental health

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26 March 2025

Spring Statement risks worsening mental health through cuts to social security, says Centre for Mental Health

The Government’s plans to reduce access to benefits will drive more people into poverty and cause significant risks of harm to mental health.

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18 March 2025

Cutting disability benefits is a major public health risk, says Centre for Mental Health 

Reducing access to benefits will put people’s mental health at risk and will be a false economy for the Government.

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