Our response to the Fonagy Review : Our response to the Fonagy Review
9 Oct 2026 / Public mental health
We respond to the publication of the independent review into the prevalence of mental health conditions, ADHD and autism.
9 Oct 2026 / Public mental health
We respond to the publication of the independent review into the prevalence of mental health conditions, ADHD and autism.
2 Mar 2022
Mental Health Foundation and London School of Economics and Political Science joint report examines the scale of costs.
26 Jun 2020 / Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME)
Covid-19 has changed the world as we know it. The devastating loss of life, months of social isolation and widespread financial instability has brought despair to individuals, families and communities. The initial pandemic has created a new crisis for our nation’s mental health. If we do not take urgent cross-government action our nation’s mental health will pay a heavy price for years to come.
13 Feb 2020 / Coronavirus / Prevention resources and tools
The Mental Health Foundation, the charity that focuses on the prevention of mental health problems, issued guidance today for staying mentally healthy during the Coronavirus outbreak.
17 Oct 2019
The Mental Health Foundation has responded to a call for evidence issued by the Department of Health and Social Care on the Government’s new strategy to prevent health problems, Advancing our health: Prevention in the 2020s.
1 Aug 2019
The Mental Health Foundation has responded to a call for evidence issued by the Commission for Equality in Mental Health, hosted by the Centre for Mental Health.
23 Jul 2019
The Mental Health Foundation today welcomes an important new Government initiative for the nation’s health and urged the next Prime Minister to maintain the momentum towards preventing mental health problems.
21 Mar 2019
Millions of people in the UK have felt powerless, angry or worried over the last year because of Brexit, according to calculations from our new poll.
8 May 2017
Most Britons say they have experienced a mental health problem at some point in their lives with younger generations particularly impacted.