New and expectant mums face increased mental health risks caused by the pandemic
Our new report raises concerns as services supporting women and babies come under strain
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Young Black men’s mental health during Covid-19
Experiences from the Shifting the Dial project
Young Black men’s lives blighted by Covid-19, says Centre for Mental Health
We’re calling for urgent cross-government action to avoid jeopardising their futures
Everyone loses when mental health research is not diverse. But how do we measure diversity?
Yasmin reflects on the downfalls of categorisations such as ‘race’, ‘ethnicity’ and ‘ancestry’ in research, and how we need to confront systemic racism in mental health research
‘This is the ground floor, right?’
Ramone explores the concepts of fear, isolation and love in the midst of a pandemic
Podcast: Nathan Dennis
Sarah Hughes chats to Nathan Dennis, Founder Trustee of First Class Foundation, a Birmingham-based charity working to tackle youth violence and build mental health resilience.
Integration and innovation: what the Government’s NHS reform plans might mean for mental health support
Andy looks at the new NHS white paper, including a new duty to collaborate, the responsibilities of Integrated Care Systems, and some notable gaps
Anti-racism
We’re committed to taking an anti-racist approach in every aspect of our work. Here’s how we’re doing that.
Mental health and housing
Supported housing services provide a bridge to independent living after hospital, and can both improve people’s lives and reduce the costs of mental health care
Supported housing’s potential in mental health care under-estimated, says new briefing
Our new briefing reviews evidence about the benefits of supported housing services that provide intermediate care between hospital and home for people with a mental illness.