Promising signs in a challenging landscape: mental health in 2016
How was 2016 for mental health? A look back at the year
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Thinking ahead – early action and traumatic brain injury
How early action in addressing traumatic brain injury could have huge social and economic benefits
Changing lives, transforming society: Annual Review 2015/16 launched
Look back at our life-changing work over the last year
2016 becomes worst year ever recorded for suicides in prisons
Over 100 people lost their lives through suicide in prisons in England and Wales so far this year. Centre for Mental Health and Howard League for Penal Reform publish new research on how to make jails safer.
Councils can start changing lives by understanding their communities, says Centre for Mental Health report
Mental health needs assessments can prompt concerted action to improve wellbeing and life chances in local communities, says research published today by Centre for Mental Health.
Sarah Hughes to join Centre for Mental Health as Chief Executive
The Centre is delighted to announce Sarah Hughes as its new chief executive to succeed Sean Duggan.
Telling our stories: the mental health media landscape
Martin Barrow reflects on the Mind media awards
Benchmarking mental health services
The latest NHS Benchmarking report sheds light on mental health care in England and Wales, pointing to a rise in hospital beds and a reduction in community services
Supporting women in the criminal justice system
Jenny Talbot OBE reflects on the needs of women in the criminal justice system, and the role of local authorities in supporting them.
Centre for Mental Health welcomes government consultation on health and work
The Centre responds to the green paper on health and work released this afternoon, and how it may affect people with mental health problems.