Prevention of poor mental health is not only possible, but urgently needed. Our strategy affirms our commitment to making prevention happen, so that people across the UK can live mentally healthier lives.
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.
Mental health inequalities are not a matter of chance. Instead, they reflect deep-rooted structural issues that shape our mental health. Here, we identity the key areas and opportunities for reducing mental health inequalities in the UK.
While through much of 2021, we all had to deal with more pandemic lockdowns, our work and focus on prevention in mental health was needed more than ever.
A booklet for parents and carers wanting to know more about anxiety in children and young people.
In this paper, we explore the relationship between dementia, mental health and mental health problems.
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.
A research report on sleep and mental health, produced for Mental Health Awareness Week 2011.
This report is about problem anger, how it affects individuals, families and communities, and what we can do to minimise the harm it causes.
This booklet explains how people with dementia might behave and feel, and provides young people with information about the illness and how to cope if someone they know has dementia. There are also a number of exercises in the booklet which make it ideal for use in the classroom, as part of a PSHE lesson.
