This report examines the extent of the commitment to public mental health activity in the 42 Integrated Care Systems across England, as an important opportunity to a shift towards preventing poor mental health.
The aim of this project, and explored in the report, was to develop a group for young mothers that would facilitate their access to mental health services and practical support.
An analysis of the outcomes of the Thrive LDN Londoners said community conversations, with a foreword from the Mayor of London.
An evaluation by the Anna Freud Centre for Children and Families, of the KidsTime Southwark programme.
Our report suggests ways to expand green social prescribing across London to help people benefit from green spaces.
This paper sets out the current situation around older people’s mental health care in England, the challenges and implications for the future posed by the increasing number of older people in England, and makes recommendations aimed at ensuring older people receive the best possible health and social care and support on a fair and equitable basis.
An evaluation of the Feeling Our Way project, to identify whether the programme led to improved outcomes in the young people’s feelings of isolation and social connection, awareness of adaptive coping strategies during the pandemic, and awareness of what mental health support is available.
