Topic: Coproduction and peer support

Inquiry into interdisciplinary mental health research

This report examines interdisciplinary research practices in mental health, with lessons from eight case studies both in the UK and further afield.

Type: Publication

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The new peer workforce in mental health services: Optimising implementation and maximising value

Five people involved in planning, delivering or researching mental health peer support provide personal reflections on their experiences, key challenges and lessons learnt.

Type: Blog

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Reflections as a ‘Young Changemaker’ tackling racial inequalities in mental health

Hannah Abdalla shares her experience as a Co-Producer on the Young Changemakers programme.

Type: Blog

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More than the sum of our parts

This report explores how collaboration between local stakeholders can lead to more effective and equitable support for people living with a mental illness.

Type: Publication

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Briefing 61: Social needs among people living with mental health difficulties

How can mental health services better meet the social needs of people living with mental health difficulties?

Type: Publication

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Humanising health care

The emergence of experiential practice and leadership in mental health services

Type: Publication

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Challenging white privilege through peer research and coproduction

Androulla explains how we’re seeking to embed peer research within our projects to challenge white supremacy within research

Type: Blog

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A voice for change

Young Changemakers tackling mental health inequalities in racialised communities

Type: Publication

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Young Changemakers: Tackling mental health inequalities in racialised communities

We’ve partnered with UK Youth and The Diana Award to create a programme which seeks to reimagine mental health for racialised young people

Type: Page

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Podcast: Amarno Inai and Androulla Harris

Amarno and Androulla discuss being part of the Shifting the Dial project, promoting young Black men’s mental health in Birmingham

Type: Blog

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