Mental health problems at work cost UK economy £34.9bn last year, says Centre for Mental Health
Mental health problems in the UK workforce cost almost £35 billion last year, according to our new research
Type: News
The ‘Making IPS Work’ Project
Julie Bailie explains how an IPS employment support team has been embedded in Community Mental Health Teams
Type: Blog
Audit of Specialist Mental Health Supported Employment in England
We’re involved in an audit of all specialist mental health supported employment services in England
Type: News
New help for people with anxiety or depression in west London to find stable work
We’re involved in a new programme for people with anxiety and depression who want to find stable employment.
Type: News
Work, health and disability: Our consultation response summary 2017
Our response to the Government’s Green Paper recognising the huge employment inequalities between disabled and non-disabled people.
Type: News
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.
Type: News
Online tools for job-seeking
Resources for finding new careers, jobs, internships and apprenticeships, as well as advice about self-employment, welfare and self-disclosure.
Type: Page
Employment in mind
Our report found that ex-Service personnel with a serious mental health condition are nearly three times more likely to find and stay in work, if they are supported through Individual Placement and Support (IPS).
Type: Publication
‘On the job’ support key to helping veterans find and stay in work, report finds
The Centre launches a report on supporting veterans with mental health issues into employment and explores the work of The Poppy Factory.
Type: News
Minister visits innovative Bedfordshire employment pilot
The Minister for Community and Social Care, Alistair Burt, visited one of the IPS projects we have been supporting.
Type: News