The Government must prioritise the mental health and neurodiversity workforce if it is to respond effectively to growing ...

The independent review of the prevalence of mental health problems, autism and ADHD in England published its final report in October 2026. The report is over 600 pages long, and goes into detail in ...

There is a kind of work that rarely appears in a commissioning spreadsheet. A mother checking in on another mother. A trusted space where someone can finally say that she is struggling. The time it ...

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On average, children and young people with mental health difficulties go ten years between first becoming unwell and getting any help. Missed Opportunities finds that mental health problems are common ...

The decline in children and young people’s mental health is one of the biggest challenges of our time. Around one in five young people aged 8 to 25 now has a diagnosable common mental health problem, ...

Mental wellbeing has been gradually declining since 2016-17 and the cost of mental ill health in England is estimated at £300 billion a year. Over four chapters, the report explores the current state ...

Research suggests that Muslims face some of the greatest mental health inequalities, yet too many encounter significant barriers to support. Muslims are more likely than the general population to be ...

The 2020 Spending Review is an important opportunity to put people’s health first in the wake of Covid-19. A Spending Review for wellbeing sets out six key proposals for improving mental health in ...

Mental health problems can drive problem substance use, and vice versa. But people struggling on both fronts routinely face closed doors to care, refused mental health support until they stop using ...

The Children and Young People Secure Estate (CYPSE) provides placements for children aged between 10 and 17, either for a young person’s welfare or through the youth justice system. Centre for Mental ...

Poor mental health is exceptionally common in prison. 45% of adults in prison have anxiety or depression, 8% have a diagnosis of psychosis, and 60% have experienced a traumatic brain injury. Being ...