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Mental health strains that affect our top athletes : Mental health strains that affect our top athletes
/ Challenging mental health inequalities
Dr David Crepaz‑Keay and Heather Lewis talk about the mental health stresses and strains that affect our top-flight athletes, as well as you and me.
Pride, being gay and the effects on my mental health : Pride, being gay and the effects on my mental health
/ Challenging mental health inequalities
Pride is both a celebration of what has been achieved and a rally for the fights yet to be won – both at home and abroad. But despite civil rights advances across the world, this Pride month has been one of the most confrontational of the past 20 years, with considerable pushback from those who wish to see our rights curtailed.
Why might COVID-19 be a big issue for those of us with a lived experience : Why might COVID-19 be a big issue for those of us with a lived experience
/ Challenging mental health inequalities
Those of us with lived experience of mental health problems are, sadly, more likely to experience inequality and health challenges.
Why nature was the theme for Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 : Why nature was the theme for Mental Health Awareness Week 2021
/ Mental Health Awareness Week
Nature is so central to our psychological and emotional health that it’s almost impossible to realise good mental health for all without a greater connection to the natural world. For most of human history, we lived as part of nature.
Mental Health Foundation’s commitments on race and diversity : Mental Health Foundation’s commitments on race and diversity
/ Challenging mental health inequalities
Joint statement by Chair of Trustees and CEO – The Mental Health Foundation’s commitments on race and diversity.
What next for the future of health security in the UK? : What next for the future of health security in the UK?
/ Influencing policies
The Mental Health Foundation responds to today’s proposals for the new UK Health Security Agency.
Choose to Challenge on International Women's Day 2021 : Choose to Challenge on International Women's Day 2021
/ Challenging mental health inequalities
International Women’s Day is an important moment in the year. It's where collectively, we celebrate the achievements of women, shine a light on issues that affect them and call for gender parity.
Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 : Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week 2021
/ Families, children and young people
Read this blog to find out why supporting children and young people to explore self-expression is important for their mental health and well-being.
Why we need to reboot our thinking on mental health in 2021 : Why we need to reboot our thinking on mental health in 2021
/ Challenging mental health inequalities
2020 has been a year like no other. It has been a watershed year in terms of public health. The pandemic has challenged us as individuals, and as a nation in ways we didn’t think possible.