Spending Review 2020 offers limited hope for nation’s mental health, says Centre for Mental Health
Sarah Hughes responds to the Spending Review announcement, highlighting our concerns that pledged investment will not go far enough
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What does the Government’s winter wellbeing plan mean for mental health?
Andy takes a look at the new winter plan for mental health
Equality in mental health: Jessica’s story
Jessica Agudelo shares her story as the daughter of Colombian parents who grew up on a council estate in London, and the toll that financial insecurity takes on wellbeing
Equality in mental health: Atif’s story
Atif Choudhury shares his story and reflects on the intersections between neurodiversity, dyslexia, class and ethnicity
Equality in mental health: Rose’s story
Rose Ssali explains how the Mama Poverty Partnership is addressing mental health inequalities in African communities based in Greater Manchester
Mental health for all?
The final report of the Commission for Equality in Mental Health highlights that change is possible, setting out a system designed for equality
Action not words needed to reverse mental health inequalities in England, says landmark report
Our final report from the Commission for Equality calls for targeted action to address stark inequalities in mental health
Mental health inequalities: factsheet
Inequalities in mental health mean that some people are more likely to have poor mental health, and less likely to get effective support. We’ve put together some of the key facts to help you learn more and campaign for change.
Equality in mental health: Christine’s story
Christine shares how she struggled to access mental health support in her 70s after struggling with a long-term physical condition
Equality in mental health: Richard’s story
As a deaf person, Richard struggled to access effective mental health support for decades. Here, he shares his experience.