The commercial determinants of mental health
This briefing explores how business practices can influence the public’s mental health and how to mitigate the risks they pose.
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Regulate business activity to support better mental health for all, says Centre for Mental Health report
Report explores how low paid work, unaffordable housing, pollution, and health-harming products put our mental health at risk.
Anti-racism at Centre for Mental Health: our work in progress
Andy provides an update on the ongoing work we’re doing to embed anti-racist practice across our organisation.
Centre for Mental Health’s anti-racism statement
Setting out our organisational commitment to and guiding principles in working to eradicate racism.
Annual report
Centre for Mental Health is determined to create a society where everyone has a better chance of good mental health, and where people with mental health difficulties have a fair chance in life. All of our work is dedicated to building mental health equality and social justice, throughout life and across communities. Over the last
Centre for Mental Health welcomes new trustees
The Centre is delighted to welcome Dr Ariel Breaux Torres, Emma Mamo and Philip Ross to our Board.
Future Minds
Why investing in children’s mental health will unlock economic growth
Future Minds campaign launches with new research warning the trillion-pound cost of failing to tackle the children’s and young people’s mental health crisis is holding back Government’s growth plans
Charities urge the Government to invest in children’s mental health services as research finds that mental health problems in childhood cost the UK over £1 trillion in lifetime lost earnings.
Centre for Mental Health responds to 2025 NHS Mandate and Planning Guidance
This year’s Planning Guidance recognises the importance of improving mental health care but provides little sign of the necessary investment to meet rising levels of need.
Centre for Mental Health announces new Chair and President
We are delighted to announce Michael Morley as our new Chair of Trustees, as Professor Dame Sue Bailey becomes our new President.