Nothing can be changed until it is faced: Facing up to inequalities in Covid-19
Peter Molyneux considers the way Covid-19 has shone a light on health and racial inequalities
Type: Blog
Face masks can’t protect you if you can’t afford one
Marsha argues that action needs to be taken to ensure everyone has access to appropriate face masks
Type: Blog
Covid-19: understanding inequalities in mental health during the pandemic
The pandemic risks further entrenching structural inequalities that were already affecting people’s mental health. Now is the time to act.
Type: Publication
Supporting mental health during Covid-19: a brief guide
A resource to be used in workplaces, communities, organisations and charities to guide conversations about mental health
Type: Publication
Communication, trauma and the public’s mental health
Andy looks at why getting coronavirus messaging right is crucial for our mental health
Type: Blog
Intelligent Kindness to the rescue?
What role can kindness play in bringing about better mental health outcomes for all?
Type: Blog
All bets are off – Leadership in the times of Covid-19
Poppy Jaman and Sarah Hughes explore how these challenging times can provide opportunities for us to change the way we work for the better
Type: Blog
Covid-19 and the nation’s mental health: May 2020
Our first forecast of the mental health needs and risks in the UK during the pandemic
Type: Publication
How foster carers help looked-after children cope with the COVID19 lockdown
Martin Barrow shares his experience of the challenges – and unexpected upsides – of lockdown for his foster children
Type: Blog
An inconvenient truth? Older people’s mental health during Covid-19
Jan reflects on the mental health implications of the pandemic for older people in care homes
Type: Blog