Topic: Children

1 in 5 children experience a mental health problem at some point during childhood, but many do not get effective, timely support. Take a look at how we’re working to change this.

This is my place – belonging, identity and community

Efua Poku-Amanfo, Head of the Children & Young People’s Mental Health Coalition, reflects on the theme of Children’s Mental Health week 2026.

Type: Blog

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Expanding parent-infant relationship services could save government billions

Specialised parent-infant support improves child and parent wellbeing, and expanding access could save government billions, across health, social care, and education systems.

Type: News

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Why babies’ first relationships matter

The value of parent-infant relationships in the UK

Type: Publication

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Social media and children’s mental health

Andy examines the concerns and debate around the dangers posed to children by social media

Type: Blog

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Future Minds: A roadmap to transform children and young people’s mental health by 2035

The Future Minds roadmap puts forward concrete solutions to transform children and young people’s mental health.

Type: Publication

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Bridging the gap

An evaluation of Barnardo’s Inner Resilience and Development (BIRD) service supporting children and young people with mental health problems.

Type: Publication

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Invest in childhood

Priorities for preventing mental ill health among children and young people

Type: Publication

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Future Minds

Why investing in children’s mental health will unlock economic growth

Type: Publication

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Mapping the mental health of the UK’s young people

This map tool shows prevalence of mental health difficulties across the UK, including rates of eating disorders and self-harm, hospital admissions and secondary care referrals, and wider factors such as loneliness, school absence and bullying.

Type: Publication

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A dual crisis

This report explores the impact of poverty and benefit conditionality on the mental health of parents and children.

Type: Publication

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