Festival of Ideas 2023: Five Giants for Mental Health
A series of events exploring the big issues and inequalities that impact our mental health and the solutions that could improve mental health for all
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A series of events exploring the big issues and inequalities that impact our mental health and the solutions that could improve mental health for all
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Huong and Charlotte explore the latest from NHS Digital on children and young people’s mental health
Amy Pollard asks, what should services in England look like in ten years’ time?
Together we’re calling on the Government to prevent mental ill health by tackling the destitution and poverty increasing numbers of people are facing
The study will investigate what factors young people believe create positive, healthy sport experiences, and how these might relate to injury prevention and recovery
Alongside our partners in the mental health sector, we’ve written to the Chancellor urging him not to cut funding for mental health services
A coproduced approach to tracking young Black men’s experiences of community wellbeing and mental health programmes
The evidence is clear that poverty, deprivation, and economic inequality are toxic to mental health; policy makers need to prioritise reducing them as an urgent public health necessity
We are deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Dr Edana Minghella, a former senior researcher and lifelong advocate for better mental health care