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19 May 2022

Keeping mental health front and centre in the development of Integrated Care Boards

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James Carter explores how the learning from mental health transformation approaches can shape the development of new Integrated Care Boards
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9 May 2022

Bridging the gaps in mental health services: the need for joined up service provision

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Becky Appleton explores the experiences of young people falling through the gaps between children & adult mental health services
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31 Mar 2022

Podcast: Amarno Inai and Androulla Harris

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Amarno and Androulla discuss being part of the Shifting the Dial project, promoting young Black men's mental health in Birmingham
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23 May 2022

Tackling mental health disparities

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Ten evidence-based actions that government could take in the forthcoming white paper
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22 Apr 2022

A voice for change

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Young Changemakers tackling mental health inequalities in racialised communities
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12 Apr 2022

Dismissed on the basis of my diagnosis

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This briefing explores how to improve support for people living with ‘complex emotional needs’ or who are diagnosed with ‘personality disorder’
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24 May 2022

Centre for Mental Health sets out ten actions the Government can take to tackle health disparities in its white paper

The Government’s plans to reduce health disparities need to involve tackling poverty, improving housing and giving every child a better start in life
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10 May 2022

Centre for Mental Health welcomes government pledge to modernise the Mental Health Act

We welcome the commitment to modernise the Mental Health Act - but plans to replace the Human Rights Act could have damaging consequences, and a partial ban on ‘conversion therapy’ is not enough
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26 Apr 2022

Teachers and GPs need extra training on racism and discrimination to boost young Black people’s mental health, say Young Changemakers

Our new briefing as part of the Young Changemakers programme looks at the issues affecting the mental health of young people from racialised communities
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