/ Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME)
This piece explores the importance of community for mental health, particularly within the Black community as well as how to have conversations about wellbeing and mental health with yourself, with your community and with service providers/mental health professionals.
/ Prevention resources and tools
This blog explores ways we can support those we care about who have or are experiencing depression. While also looking after our own mental health.
/ LGBTQIA+
This blog reflects on the importance of pride month, especially given current contexts and explores the importance of LGBTQ+ mental health, both on an individual and community basis.
/ Prevention resources and tools
This blog in partnership with Student Minds for University Mental Health Day explores the importance and need for connection at university for our mental health and wellbeing.
/ Challenging mental health inequalities
Christmas can be especially hard when distance and global events keep us apart from the people we love. Few understand this better than Menesia, a former nurse and UN coordinator from Namibia.
/ Prevention resources and tools
This blog explores the difficulties that many of us face during the festive season and the steps we can take to help protect our mental health during this time.
/ Challenging mental health inequalities
For Refugee Week, we explore the ways in which refugees and asylum seekers struggle to access community along with potential policy solutions which can aid in their integration into communities across the UK.
/ Challenging mental health inequalities
Sam, Project Manager of Mental Health Foundation’s Bridges to Belonging project working with asylum seeking and refugee groups, shares their view and tips on fostering positive community in group settings.
Peer support groups can provide people living with a long-term health condition with a community that plays a vital role in improving mental health.
/ Families, children and young people
Community plays an important role in protecting parents’ mental health. Read more about how community can support parents' mental health and our work with parents at greater risk of mental health problems.
