The Diverse Experiences Advisory Panel (DEAP) brings people with varied lived experiences and perspectives from different communities and backgrounds together. Panel members draw on their personal experiences to inform government policy around mental health and wellbeing.
This survey aimed to understand the prevalence of self-reported mental health problems, levels of positive and negative mental health in the population, and the actions people take to deal with the stressors in their lives.
In partnership with Education Support we have produced a guide to support teachers and education staff with the experience of loneliness. The guide explores the concept of loneliness; what it is, the different types of loneliness, and some ways to support ourselves and peers.
This guide offers tips on how to sleep better - looking at improving the quality of your sleep, what causes sleep disorders and possible solutions, top tips from a sleep doctor, and a sleep diary template to help you keep track of your sleep.
Research carried out for this report suggests that we are becoming more fearful as a nation. Our survey emphatically indicates that people perceive our world as having become more frightening and frightened.
The aim of this evaluation was to experientially examine the process of people seeking sanctuary becoming peer leaders through the lens of their story using a ‘hope’ theory.
Wales is facing a public mental health crisis. But the upcoming Welsh Senned election in 2026 presents a crucial opportunity for action. We set out our five key asks of the next Welsh Government.
This report covers the immense challenge of mental health problems in society; the biological, psychological, social and environmental factors; the meaning of prevention; and how we must change as a society to put prevention front and centre.
This report explores relationships across the life course, why they matter and the importance of being part of a community.
We examine what can be done individually and collectively to enhance the mental health of individuals, families and communities by using a public health approach and look to support the development of knowledge and skills in public mental health.
