Challenging mental health inequalities

Certain population subgroups are at higher risk of mental health problems because of greater exposure and vulnerability to unfavourable social, economic, and environmental circumstances.

These intersect with factors including gender, ethnicity and disability, with devsatating circumstances in many cases.

Projects

MyLife, MyFuture

Amaan

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Stories

Barry's story: Tourette's and true love

Rachel's story: Learning confidence in my parenting skills

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Blogs

• Psychologically informed support for homeless people: what it means and why it’s crucial
• New survey highlights mental health gender differences
• Tackling poverty and mental health – what we know and what we can do
• Taking control: money and mental health

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News

• Two in three adults face mental health problems
• Foundation joins calls for people who experienced in care abuse or neglect in Scotland to register for support

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Health inequalities manifesto 2018

13 March 2018

The Mental health of young women and girls: how to prevent a growing crisis

21 December 2017

Health, happiness and wellbeing in the transition from adolescence to adulthood

22 February 2017