Andy examines what NHS England's new quarterly dashboard reveals about mental health services - and what it still leaves out.

Centre for Mental Health briefing: University of York research on how where children grow up shapes their mental health, and what policymakers should do about it.

An assessment of the Government's progress over the past two years in improving the mental health of children and young people.

Exploring the barriers people with mental health problems face in accessing and staying in work and the steps the government should take.

We believe that if you have a mental health problem, that shouldn’t mean you have any less right to good physical health.

At Rethink Mental Illness, we believe everyone deserves the chance to live a healthy, fulfilling life. Our ‘Closing the Mortality Gap’ report shines a light on the complex drivers behind the mortality...

This report explores how adapted, sensory-informed and play-based approaches can improve outcomes for neurodivergent children and young people.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Ending the Need for Food Banks (APPG ENFB) is inviting evidence for a new inquiry into how the level of support offered by Universal Credit is decided.

Sam explores the indications that we can use to measure how well the mental health strategy is working.

David Woodhead reflects on a failed literature search that revealed a deeper problem: interdisciplinary mental health research often goes unindexed and uncited. Drawing on our recent inquiry, he sets ...

Deborah Williams, Christopher Egan and Sarah Rouse share their lived experience perspective on how to tackle mental health inequalities.

Muhammed Rauf argues that the new mental health strategy depends on trust built over years by community organisations - and that funding needs to follow that trust.

The programme aims to improve the mental health of children and young people who are living in the most challenging circumstances and who face complex difficulties.

This webinar will share key findings of our briefing explores the critical role of welfare advice in mental health services.