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This page provides the source details for indicators used in Mapping the mental health of the UK’s young people, in the order that the maps are shown in the tool. Where the title used for an indicator in the map varies sufficiently from the indicator used in the source, both have been given. Sources in
Andy explains why a good mental health needs assessment is at the heart of local action to build mentally healthier communities.
This report shares findings from our Young Changemakers programme, which supported young Black people to create social action projects addressing the links between racial injustice and poor mental health.
Producing an effective Mental Health Needs Assessment is the critical first step in meeting local needs. We’ve set out the key factors for success.
Andy Bell and Sophie Boobis explore what government and services can do to tackle the toxic link between homelessness and poor mental health.
This report explores the impacts of Covid-19 and how the pandemic has affected mental health services in the UK, four years on.
Andy digs into the detail of the Darzi review, exploring how the NHS needs to change in order to create a new start for mental health
Latest figures show gaping disparities in use of the Act, underlining the need for whole-system reforms.
Lord Darzi’s independent review of the NHS makes the case for long-term change to the way it works, and urgent action to turn around the nation’s deteriorating mental health.
This report outlines the significant impact the cost-of-living crisis has had on people with mental health problems.
