Despite social prescribing being promoted by the UK government for the last decade, the evidence supporting social prescribing remains weak and has mainly been confined to clinical contexts. Our study...

YouTube video by NIHR PHIRST

Blog describing the creation of an animation for the NIHR PHIRST Newcastle School Streets evaluation to explain findings to younger audiences

Measures hailed as lifeline for parents will allow people with sick babies to take up to 12 weeks’ leave Parents with children in neonatal care will gain a day-one right to paid leave and pay in a move hailed as “a lifeline for parents” with sick babies. From Sunday, the measures will allow eligible parents to take up to 12 weeks of leave and pay, on top of maternity and paternity leave. Continue reading...

Agencies in four counties missed chances to save Isabella Jonas-Wheildon, a review finds.

New research shows scale of crisis, sparking fears over impact of poverty and funding cuts on young people

A survey of teachers in England suggests lots of schools are having to provide extra help for families.

Official data show that 58 of those children were babies under the age of one.

Social Navigators in South Tyneside help residents identify and address underlying causes of financial difficulty

The LARG supports the work of KNOW-PH and benefits from it. We take suggestions of topics for mobilising evidence and some of the membership take part in knowledge mobilisation projects. We have a fle...

Co-produced by a short-life working group, on behalf of the Infant Mental Health Implementation and Advisory Group, which is part of the Scottish Government’s Perinatal and Infant Mental Health Progra...