We’ve got the evidence on rising prevalence of mental ill health, now it’s time to act
Our response to the independent review into prevalence of mental health conditions, ADHD and autism.
Author: Michael Collins
Posts by Michael Collins
What the new mental health, learning disability and autism dashboard tells us
Andy examines what NHS England’s new quarterly dashboard reveals about mental health services – and what it still leaves out.
New funding from Randal Foundation to explore impact of the digital world on children’s mental health
This project will focus on the perspectives of young people, particularly those from marginalised and underrepresented backgrounds.
Future Minds warns over a million children could miss out on mental health treatment by end of this Parliament
A major new report provides an assessment of the Government’s progress on children and young people’s mental health.
Future Minds: mid-term report card
An assessment of the Government’s progress over the past two years in improving the mental health of children and young people.
Lack of targeted services leaves questions over support for Black mothers
New briefing raises serious questions about Black maternal mental health services.
Understanding local provision for Black maternal mental health
This briefing examines support for Black maternal mental health, finding a patchwork system with inconsistent funding and support.
Our strategy: Year 1 progress
The first annual report on our five-year strategy, with highlights of our work, their impact, the challenges we face and our plans for the year ahead.
World Suicide Prevention Day: What suicide prevention services need to understand about domestic abuse
This World Suicide Prevention Day, Alice Piller-Roner explains why we need to broaden our understanding of suicide prevention for women experiencing domestic abuse.
New report calls for mental health support to be built around children’s communities
Recent research demonstrates how children’s mental health is strongly shaped by where they grow up.