Improve workplaces & employment support to help increase youth employment : Improve workplaces & employment support to help increase youth employment
17 Feb 2026 /
We comment on figures showing youth unemployment has reached a 10 year high.
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Mental Health Foundation responds to launch of government review of youth inactivity : Mental Health Foundation responds to launch of government review of youth inactivity
11 Nov 2025 /
We respond to the UK government's announcement of an independent investigation into rising youth inactivity.
Our initial views on new NHS data on mental health in England : Our initial views on new NHS data on mental health in England
26 Jun 2025 /
Following the publication of the first Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey in a decade, we share our views on the findings.
Newham youth mental health charity shows clear vision to win photography competition : Newham youth mental health charity shows clear vision to win photography competition
6 May 2025 / Challenging mental health inequalities
Announcing winners of the Mental Health Foundation's Positive Mental Health Image Library, Ashok's Vision International.
Call for students to share views on mental health support at college : Call for students to share views on mental health support at college
23 Feb 2022 /
The Mental Health Foundation Scotland is calling on college students living in Scotland to share their experiences to help improve mental health and wellbeing support at colleges across the country.
Older people’s mental health under threat as pandemic continues : Older people’s mental health under threat as pandemic continues
9 Dec 2021 / Mental health in later life
The mental health of many of the UK’s 12.5 million older adults could deteriorate in the coming months as high infection levels and the Omicron variant leave some fearful and isolated at home, two charities are warning.
Loneliness is the theme for Mental Health Awareness Week 2022 : Loneliness is the theme for Mental Health Awareness Week 2022
1 Dec 2021 /
The Mental Health Foundation has announced Mental Health Awareness Week will run from Monday 9 May to Sunday 15 May 2022. The week will explore the experience of loneliness, its effect on our mental health and how we can all play a part in reducing loneliness in our communities.
Jingle Jam helps give young people tools to protect their mental health : Jingle Jam helps give young people tools to protect their mental health
1 Dec 2021 / Challenging mental health inequalities
Gamers and streamers will have a chance to help the mental health of the nation by taking part in the 10th Jingle Jam which is taking place from 1 to 14 December 2021. Gamers and streamers from across the world will be raising money for 14 charitable projects including the Mental Health Foundation, one of the UK’s leading mental health charities.
MHF fights isolation and loneliness with art, tablet devices and Zoom : MHF fights isolation and loneliness with art, tablet devices and Zoom
29 Sep 2021 / Mental health in later life
People who were living in extreme isolation and loneliness are connecting with family and friends across the world thanks to a digital inclusion programme launched by the Mental Health Foundation.
Uni and mental health - managing finances and workload : Uni and mental health - managing finances and workload
22 Sep 2021 / Families, children and young people
'Adulting' when you get to Uni can leave you feeling overwhelmed and stressed. We're students from the University of Sussex who have felt this way. We want to share our tips and tricks on ways to manage your finances and workload to help reduce this stress.