Developing Peer Support for Long Term Conditions : Developing Peer Support for Long Term Conditions
The final report of the Developing Peer Support for Long Term Conditions project.
The final report of the Developing Peer Support for Long Term Conditions project.
This report explores the mental health impacts of visual impairment.
This report explored factors influencing pathways to employment for those living with mental health conditions in rural Scotland.
This policy statement, produced by our team in Scotland, considers the mental health implications of our children and young people returning to school in August 2020 following lockdown, and outlines a number of key recommendations for the Scottish Government to put in place to ensure that the mental wellbeing of our pupils is prioritised.
An evaluation of five Wellbeing Workshops in South Wales created and facilitated by Single Parents Wellbeing for single parents.
This report from the Mental Health Policy Group (of which we are a member) considers in more detail the steps that must be taken if the ambition of ‘parity of esteem’ for mental health is to be achieved in England.
This paper sets out the current situation around older people’s mental health care in England, the challenges and implications for the future posed by the increasing number of older people in England, and makes recommendations aimed at ensuring older people receive the best possible health and social care and support on a fair and equitable basis.
The aim of this project, and explored in the report, was to develop a group for young mothers that would facilitate their access to mental health services and practical support.
This qualitative research report from March 2020 explores levels of support across Scotland for people who are bereaved by suicide.
An analysis of the outcomes of the Thrive LDN Londoners said community conversations, with a foreword from the Mayor of London.