Podcast: Nathan Dennis
Sarah Hughes chats to Nathan Dennis, Founder Trustee of First Class Foundation, a Birmingham-based charity working to tackle youth violence and build mental health resilience.
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Integration and innovation: what the Government’s NHS reform plans might mean for mental health support
Andy looks at the new NHS white paper, including a new duty to collaborate, the responsibilities of Integrated Care Systems, and some notable gaps
Anti-racism
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Mental health and housing
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Supported housing’s potential in mental health care under-estimated, says new briefing
Our new briefing reviews evidence about the benefits of supported housing services that provide intermediate care between hospital and home for people with a mental illness.
Beyond gender stereotypes: supporting young men’s mental health
Kadra looks at our work with Comic Relief, and shares pointers on how services can better support boys and young men
Arthritis and regaining confidence through social prescribing
Heather Baumohl-Johnson looks at the impact of arthritis on one’s mental health, and the tools available to fight isolation and expand life again
Centre for Mental Health shares messages of solidarity and commitment to all health, care and education workers
Chief Executive Sarah Hughes signed this letter of support, expressing our gratitude and commitment to all those working tirelessly to support others through the pandemic
Centre for Mental Health welcomes Government’s proposals to modernise the Mental Health Act
The Mental Health Act must be modernised to treat people with respect and dignity, and today’s proposals from the Government are a welcome step toward that goal
A life beyond trauma?
Freya Hickman shares the traumatic impact of being caught up in a terrorist attack