Hundreds of thousands of young people feel isolated, lonely and uncertain about who to turn to when experiencing mental health problems – major new report.
Read : Young people feel isolated and lonely when experiencing mental health problemsOur CEO Mark Rowland shares his own experience of loneliness, explains the theme for Mental Health Awareness Week (9 to 15 May 2022) and invites you to share your stories, break the stigma and be part of the movement to tackle loneliness.
Read : Why loneliness is the theme for Mental Health Awareness Week 2022Whether you’re celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, New Year, another holiday, or none, read our advice and tips for the festive holidays.
Read : Coping with loneliness during the festive seasonShannon began her university studies during the Covid pandemic. This had a large impact on her feeling connected to the university and her peers. In this piece Shannon writes about how creating a mentorship network helped her feel connected and empowered to others.
Read : Power of mentorship in feeling connected to universityWhat do we mean by ‘kindness’, acts of kindness, being kind to yourself, and what are the benefits of kindness.
Read : KindnessOur policy briefing and recommendations around loneliness in England.
Read : Loneliness policy briefing - EnglandThe Standing Together Project helps improve the emotional health and community connections of older people living in supported housing and reduces loneliness and isolation.
Read : Standing TogetherThis report explores what it’s like to be lonely: its causes, consequences and the groups of people who are more likely to experience severe and enduring loneliness.
Read : Loneliness and Mental Health report - UKMae'r adroddiad hwn yn archwilio sut beth yw bod yn unig: ei achosion, ei ganlyniadau a'r grwpiau o bobl sy'n fwy tebygol o gael profiadau difrifol a pharhaus o unigrwydd.
Read : Adroddiad y DU ar Unigrwydd ac Iechyd Meddwl