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The COVID-19 pandemic, financial inequality and mental health
We all can experience mental health problems, whatever our background or walk of life. But the risk of experiencing mental ill-health is not equally distributed across our society. Those who face the greatest disadvantages in life also face the greatest risk to their mental health.
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Wave 3 summary: late April 2020, 1 month into lockdown
In Wave 3, in late April, 1 month in the lockdown, we found that 1 in 4 adults in the UK (24%) have felt hopeful. Whilst this was an increase from 14% before the lockdown, substantial numbers of students (27%) and people who are unemployed (26%) felt hopeless
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OPEN’s Impact
OPEN’s input has really helped to improve our work and has had a wide-reaching impact across the Mental Health Foundation. 
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Stress: statistics
Stress can lead to people feeling overwhelmed, unable to cope, depressed and anxious.
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Coronavirus: The divergence of mental health experiences during the pandemic
The Coronavirus: Mental Health in the Pandemic study provides unique insights into the mental health effects of the pandemic since mid-March, with five waves of data collected so far across the UK specifically focused on mental health and well-being.