Welcoming Paul Jukes as a Mental Health Foundation Ambassador : Welcoming Paul Jukes as a Mental Health Foundation Ambassador
2 Oct 2025 /
The Mental Health Foundation welcomes Paul Jukes of Outta Puff Daddys as our newest Ambassador!
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More than half of parents with children 10 and under fell into debt : More than half of parents with children 10 and under fell into debt
11 Dec 2023 /
More than half of parents with children aged 10 and under fell into debt to pay essential bills.
Breaking Barriers at National Perinatal Mental Health Conference : Breaking Barriers at National Perinatal Mental Health Conference
8 Mar 2023 / Families, children and young people
In March 2023, our Amplifying Maternal Voices project held the first National Perinatal Mental Health Conference led by the Foundation since 2018, with the theme of ‘Breaking Barriers’.
UK adults report poorer sleep, seeing friends less often and exercising less : UK adults report poorer sleep, seeing friends less often and exercising less
17 Jan 2023 /
Our recent survey reveals many people are not able to do the things needed for good mental health.
Stress, anxiety and hopelessness over personal finances : Stress, anxiety and hopelessness over personal finances
17 Nov 2022 /
The UK population is experiencing widespread levels of stress, anxiety and hopelessness in response to financial concerns, according to a new survey commissioned by the Mental Health Foundation.
Project to boost maternal mental health services and protect mothers and babies : Project to boost maternal mental health services and protect mothers and babies
3 Mar 2022 / Families, children and young people
New mothers from seldom-heard communities, including young mothers and those from culturally diverse backgrounds, are the focus of a project announced today on International Women’s Day.
Three quarters of Scottish adults say it's important we learn from the pandemic : Three quarters of Scottish adults say it's important we learn from the pandemic
16 Aug 2020 /
Almost three quarters of Scottish adults say it is important that we learn from the coronavirus pandemic to be more kind as a society – according to a new survey.
It's important we learn from the pandemic to be more kind : It's important we learn from the pandemic to be more kind
18 May 2020 /
Almost three-quarters of UK adults say it is important that we learn from the coronavirus pandemic to be more kind as a society
New poll data reveals impact on mental health of coronavirus : New poll data reveals impact on mental health of coronavirus
26 Mar 2020 /
Millions of UK adults have felt panicked, afraid and unprepared because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Scottish adults have felt panicked and afraid as a result of pandemic : Scottish adults have felt panicked and afraid as a result of pandemic
26 Mar 2020 /
Hundreds of thousands of Scottish adults have felt panicked and afraid as a result of the coronavirus pandemic - new poll data into impact on mental health