Born in Bradford: Place, inequalities and children and young people’s mental health

We are delighted to invite you to our next Mentally Healthier Councils Network webinar taking place on Tuesday 10th September 2026.

Date: Thursday 10th September 2026
Time: 12:00-13:00
Delivered: Virtually via MS Teams (joining details will be sent once registered)

Where a child grows up can have a profound impact on their mental health and wellbeing. Join us for this webinar exploring the findings from Centre for Mental Health’s latest briefing, which examines how place and location shape children and young people’s mental health experiences and contribute to inequalities.

Drawing on research from the Children and Young People’s Mental Health Policy Research Group at the University of York and its partners, including evidence from the Born in Bradford (BiB) cohort study, this session will:

  • explore how mental health inequalities are driven not only by differing levels of need but also by structural barriers that affect access to support
  • highlight key findings from recent research and consider what they mean for policy, practice and creating fairer, more equitable mental health support for children and young people.

For councils, the webinar will provide valuable insights into how local environments, communities and services influence children and young people’s mental health, helping inform place-based approaches to reducing inequalities and improving wellbeing across their local area.

You can register for the event below. Please also circulate this invitation to colleagues who work in your council and who may find this event and being part of the Network useful. 

Register here

MHCN – webinar Born in Bradford

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