‘Building a rebel alliance’: How the voluntary and sector can work together to improve community mental health services
David explains what local mental health alliances are learning from working in integrated care systems
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Challenging white privilege through peer research and coproduction
Androulla explains how we’re seeking to embed peer research within our projects to challenge white supremacy within research
Heads up: Rethinking mental health services for young people at risk of harm
Charlotte and Huong on their report with the Commission on Young Lives which seeks to re-imagine mental health support for children at risk of harm
Commission on Young Lives warns that children’s mental health services are buckling under pressure post-Covid
Centre for Mental Health has co-authored the COYL’s fourth thematic report focusing on the mental health needs of children and young people
Ending poverty: the biggest public health challenge of our time
Ed considers how social reforms through history have shown us that change – and an end to poverty – is possible
Tackle poverty and economic inequality to boost mental health, says Centre for Mental Health briefing paper
Our briefing explores evidence about the links between poverty, deprivation, economic inequality and mental health
Our evidence for the Government’s ten year mental health and wellbeing plan
We provide evidence based on our research and analysis on how to promote and protect people’s mental health in the long term
Divesting from whiteness: 20 years on from ‘Breaking the circles of fear’
Abdi Hassan on the enduring challenges facing Black communities’ mental health, and his hopes for transformation
‘Breaking the circles of fear’ – is it more of the same now?
Doreen Joseph reflects on the 20 years since our report on mental health services and Black communities was published, and the ever-present impact of racism on Black people’s mental health
Flexible mental health support can help young people with more complex needs, finds Centre for Mental Health report
“Young people with mental health difficulties are not ‘hard to reach’ as they are sometimes labelled”