We welcome the commitment to modernise the Mental Health Act - but plans to replace the Human Rights Act could have damaging consequences, and a partial ban on ‘conversion therapy’ is not enough

We've outlined our position on the Government's proposed reforms to the Mental Health Act, and what the changes could mean for people living with mental health difficulties.

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

Matthew Scott shares his role in raising awareness of mental health issues as a Police and Crime Commissioner

Louis explains what changes the Coronavirus Bill will make to the care of people detained under the Mental Health Act

Andy writes for the Commission for Equality, calling on political parties to look beyond the 'one in four' rhetoric

15 October 2019

The Care Quality Commission’s State of Care Report presents a worrying picture about inpatient mental health services in England, Centre for Mental Health chief executive

We respond to the Prime Minister’s announcement today that the Government will commit to reforming the Mental Health Act

Andy emphasises the need for legislation change and concerted action to bring about fundamental reforms