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Category: Blog

Have we ‘gone too far’ on mental health? No. We’re not even close.

Andy responds to harmful assertions by the Work and Pensions Secretary and spotlights the progress we still need to make to improve mental health for all

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We need to do more to protect councillors’ mental health

Jo Harding explains that supporting local councillors’ mental health is crucial to enabling them to be strong advocates for their communities

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A right to good mental health?

On World Mental Health Day, Andy reflects on recognising mental health as a universal human right.

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Podcast: Equally Well

Emma Bailey and Hannah Moore from Equally Well UK join Thea to explain how the work they do is tackling the unacceptable life expectancy gap for people with severe mental illness

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A new chance in life: employment support for prisoners with mental health difficulties

How can we support people leaving prison to find employment? Reflecting on the implications of our latest research

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