This report focuses on resilience; setting out the types of services, resources and infrastructure that need to be in place locally to support resilient communities, helping people to ‘feel good and function well’.
We worked with our Young Leaders policy group to understand what loneliness means to young people and how it affects their lives, and to identify policy priorities which would be relevant to their lives and their experiences of loneliness.
The aim of this paper is to scope the public mental health research landscape today with a particular focus on the evidence around prevention and the fundamental determinants of mental health and mental health inequity.
A guide to becoming a dad - looking after yourself, the baby's mother, your relationships, work-life balance and where to go for help if you're struggling.
WWF and the Mental Health Foundation have produced this guide in collaboration, to help everyone make the most of the UK's natural spaces for our mental health and well-being.
If you are a survivor of sexual harassment, violence and abuse, all of this can have a negative impact on your mental health. To help minimise this impact there are a number of things you can try to put your wellbeing first.
This Emotional Resilience Toolkit provides practical guidance in promoting the resilience of individuals and teams in companies as part of an integrated health and wellbeing programme.
Our report shows that the value added by people with mental health problems in the workforce is greater than the costs arising, and improving and protecting mental health secures that value and should help reduce cost.
This guide is for parents and carers to help children understand, protect and sustain their mental health.
In collaboration with The Lullaby Trust we have developed this guide to support young parents who may be feeling lonely.
