26 Nov 2024
We respond to the UK government's newest proposals for their approach to employment support, including for people who experience mental health problems.
9 Nov 2024
Our response to the long awaited introduction of the Mental Health Bill, which the government introduced to replace the outdated Mental Health Act 1983.
30 Oct 2024
Our reaction to the first budget since the General Election from the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves.
23 Oct 2024
New research from the Mental Health Foundation and SIPHER Consortium shows up to 100,000 mental health appointments could be freed up through Universal Credit top-ups for households caring for children.
15 Oct 2024
We, alongside other charities, organisations and affected families, have written to the Prime Minister about Ofcom's recommendation that the government do not fully regulate smaller websites, including 'suicide forums.'
5 Sep 2024 / Challenging mental health inequalities
A new report published by the Mental Health Foundation has highlighted that an estimated 10 million people across England – almost 1 in 5 of the country’s population - are living in areas where local plans for improving the public’s mental health are insufficient.
25 Jun 2024 / Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME)
Our submission details what we welcome so far in the Welsh Government's draft strategy and what needs to improve in order for it to fulfil its ambition.
20 Dec 2023
After six years of ground-breaking workplace mental health facilitation and training, the board of Mental Health Foundation’s workplace subsidiary, Mental Health at Work, has decided to cease operations at the end of December 2023.
11 Dec 2023
The Mental Health Foundation in Scotland is issuing a stark warning about the mental health impacts of the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, with almost one third of Scottish adults (32%) reporting feeling anxious about their financial situation in the last month.
29 Nov 2023
The Mental Health Foundation is issuing a stark warning about the mental health impacts of the cost-of-living crisis, as more than a third of adults in Northern Ireland felt anxious about their personal finances in the past month.
