Evaluation of OHID’s Better Mental Health Fund
The fund covers 40 areas with the highest levels of deprivation, where mental health is at its poorest. We’re evaluating the impact it’s having on local communities’ mental health
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Open letter: Concerns over calorie labelling on restaurant menus
Hope Virgo writes an open letter to Boris Johnson and Sajid Javid highlighting concerns over the impact calorie labelling could have on people with eating disorders, as well as the wider population
Podcast: Amarno Inai and Androulla Harris
Amarno and Androulla discuss being part of the Shifting the Dial project, promoting young Black men’s mental health in Birmingham
Opportunity for all? A response to the Government’s schools white paper from the Not So Micro group
Dotun and Ashleigh from Not So Micro explain why the white paper is a missed opportunity to address the impact of racism on young people’s mental health
Changes to Health and Care Bill bring mental health parity a step closer in Integrated Care Systems
We welcome the Government’s amendment ensuring at least one member of each Integrated Care Board has experience relating to mental health
New research to understand food insecurity in adults with severe mental illness
We’re working alongside Equally Well and partners to explore the impacts of food insecurity
Shifting the Dial
An evaluation of a three-year project to promote the mental health and wellbeing of young Black men in Birmingham
Government must take effective action to prevent poor mental health among young Black men, says new Centre for Mental Health report
Our ‘Shifting the Dial’ report evaluates a programme promoting better mental health among young Black men in Birmingham
4. Has the world gone mad? Bringing insights from bipolar to societal polarisation
Amy considers how the four attitudes she has used for navigating a psychological crisis could be applied to societal polarisation
Exploring the transmission of experiences of racism, anxiety and depression in families
We’re exploring how parents’ experiences of racism might affect their children’s mental health