New research to understand food insecurity in adults with severe mental illness
We’re working alongside Equally Well and partners to explore the impacts of food insecurity
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We’re working alongside Equally Well and partners to explore the impacts of food insecurity
An evaluation of a three-year project to promote the mental health and wellbeing of young Black men in Birmingham
Our ‘Shifting the Dial’ report evaluates a programme promoting better mental health among young Black men in Birmingham
Amy considers how the four attitudes she has used for navigating a psychological crisis could be applied to societal polarisation
We’re exploring how parents’ experiences of racism might affect their children’s mental health
Manifesto ideas for the 2022 local authority elections
We’ve set out how all council candidates in this year’s local government elections on 5 May can commit to improving mental health
Andy responds to the IPCC’s report on the impacts of climate change, and its consideration of the mental health effects
We’ve been working with other organisations to put forward changes to the bill to ensure it gives equal priority to mental health and reducing health inequalities
Reflecting on her own lived experience, Poppy talks about why we need to stop thinking about systems of change as immovable things “out there in the ether”, rather than being made up of people who can make change happen