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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Child Poverty Strategy tackles key driver of poor mental health : Child Poverty Strategy tackles key driver of poor mental health
5 Dec 2025 /
We share our view on the government's flagship Child Poverty Strategy.
Letter warning government against 'half-measures' on two-child limit : Letter warning government against 'half-measures' on two-child limit
12 Nov 2025 /
As part of the Child Poverty Action group, we've sent a letter to the UK government warning the government against half measures when abolishing the two-child benefit cap.
Mental Health Foundation responds to reports two-child benefit cap to be replaced : Mental Health Foundation responds to reports two-child benefit cap to be replaced
30 Sep 2025 /
A number of news outlets have reported that Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, is planning to scrap the two-child benefit cap and replace it with a tapered system.
We respond to NHS 10-Year Health Plan : We respond to NHS 10-Year Health Plan
3 Jul 2025 /
Following the UK government announcing the 10-year Health Plan for England, we share our thoughts on how it will help support mental health
UC & PIP Bill ‘still deeply flawed’ : UC & PIP Bill ‘still deeply flawed’
1 Jul 2025 /
Following the second reading of the UC & PIP Bill, we share our views on the government's concessions and the remainder of the bill.
Cuts to PIP are “counterproductive and cruel” : Cuts to PIP are “counterproductive and cruel”
18 Jun 2025 /
We share our response to the UK government's plans to cut eligibility for Personal Independence Payment (PIP).
Cuts to benefits undermine positive steps to prevent poor mental health in Spending Review : Cuts to benefits undermine positive steps to prevent poor mental health in Spending Review
11 Jun 2025 /
We share our views on the 2025 Spending Review announcements, including investment in prevention of poor mental health, measures in schools, ending the use of asylum hotels, and anti-poverty measures
Mental Health Foundation responds to NHS England & health system cuts : Mental Health Foundation responds to NHS England & health system cuts
13 Mar 2025 /
We respond to the restructuring of and cuts to NHS England, the Department for Health and Social Care, and Integrated Care Systems.
Our response to the Autumn 2024 Budget : Our response to the Autumn 2024 Budget
30 Oct 2024 /
Our reaction to the first budget since the General Election from the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves.