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The Mental Health Foundation shares messages of solidarity and commitment to all health, care and education workers

21 January 2021,

The Mental Health Foundation shares messages of solidarity and commitment to all health, care and education workers
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The Mental Health Foundation's statement on the Reforming the Mental Health Act White Paper

15 January 2021,

Read the Mental Health Foundation's statement on the Reforming the Mental Health Act White Paper.

Nine-Month Study Reveals Pandemic’s Worsening Emotional Impacts on Scottish Adults

17 December 2020,

Key indicators of distress among Scottish adults – including loneliness, suicidality and not coping well with stress – are worse now than at the start of the pandemic, according to new research by the Mental Health Foundation and its university partners. The study has questioned Scottish adults at...

Nine-Month Study Reveals Pandemic’s Worsening Emotional Impacts on UK Adults

17 December 2020,

Key indicators of distress among UK adults – including loneliness, suicidality and not coping well with stress – are worse now than at the start of the pandemic, according to new research by the Mental Health Foundation and its university partners.

More than half of Welsh adults are worried about the mental health of a loved one this festive season

8 December 2020,

The Mental Health Foundation shares advice on the benefits of kindness to mental health at Christmas

More than half of Northern Irish adults are worried about the mental health of a loved one this festive season

8 December 2020,

The Mental Health Foundation shares advice on the benefits of kindness to mental health at Christmas

More than half of Scots are worried about the mental health of a loved one this festive season

8 December 2020,

Mental Health Foundation Scotland shares advice on the benefits of kindness to mental health at Christmas

More than half of UK adults are worried about the mental health of a loved one this festive season

8 December 2020,

The Mental Health Foundation shares advice on the benefits of kindness to mental health at Christmas

“Mental health” spending must reach far beyond the NHS: Mental Health Foundation responds to Spending Review

26 November 2020,

Responding to the Spending Review, the Mental Health Foundation said public spending must help to protect people from becoming so distressed they need mental health services – and that the government has some way to go on this. “In the run-up to the Spending Review, the government publicised...
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Many British Teenagers Feeling Anxious, Alone and Fearful in the Pandemic: new mental health research

23 November 2020,

The vast majority of British teenagers fear the pandemic will make the future worse for people their age, according to research by the Mental Health Foundation and Swansea University.

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