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The campaign is supported by a coalition of leading mental health charities, including CALM, The Mental Health Foundation, Mental Health Innovations, and a range of commercial, third sector, NHS ...

Read about the mental health campaigns we have running, and see how you can get involved. Read the 5 steps we want the UK government to take. We're calling on the new UK government to make sure everyone gets the support they need, when they need it. Learn more about the 5 first steps we're recommending to make sure there's no mind left behind.

Better Health Every Mind Matters. Highlighting ways to look after our mental wellbeing, the campaign is aimed at all adults but weighted towards vulnerable groups and those most at risk of mental health problems. Our shared goals are to help encourage, enable and motivate preventative mental health behaviours.

The NHS uses the iconic Beatles song ‘Help!’ to encourage people to seek support for their mental health. The campaign features celebrities, charities and NHS staff, and highlights the benefits of talking therapies.

Ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week (15 to 22 May 2023), Better Health – Every Mind Matters from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) is launching a new campaign backed by ...

At the heart of the campaign is the free, NHS-approved Mind Plan.Users answer 5 simple questions online to get a personalised mental health action plan with practical tips to help them deal with stress and anxiety, boost their mood, sleep better and feel more in control.

New campaign urges people to rethink mental illness stigma. A new initiative is encouraging more people to rethink their preconceptions and stigma towards people severely affected by mental illness*, as a new poll reveals nearly a third of all UK adults (30%) would not be comfortable sharing a diagnosis of severe mental illness with a friend.

NHS England have introduced a new mental health campaign, ‘Help Us, Help You’, that will run across the country from 15 January to 10 March 2024. ... Your GP can refer you to the services, or you can do a self-referral online at nhs.uk/talk. The services are available to anyone aged 18 or above, and who is registered with a GP. However, the ...

Topics: Mental health, NHS Campaign start date: 15 January 2024 This is a campaign to promote NHS mental health services, encouraging anyone experiencing feelings such as anxiety, depression or other common mental health concerns to seek help through NHS Talking Therapies (also known as IAPT- Improved Access to Psychological Therapies).

Learn about our campaigns to improve the mental health of people in Wales. And see how we're lobbying the Welsh Assembly. Campaigns in Wales. Our first steps for the new UK government. We're calling on the new UK government to make sure everyone gets the support they need, when they need it. Learn more about the 5 first steps we're recommending ...

Ahead of World Mental Health Day, which begins on Monday 10 October, the campaign calls on people to do small things which can make a big difference to their mental wellbeing and directs them to ...

Since 2001, the Mental Health Foundation has been leading Mental Health Awareness Week - bringing the UK together to focus on getting good mental health. This year, the week takes place from 12 to 18 May 2025 and the theme is 'community'. We want to use this Mental Health Awareness Week to celebrate the power and importance of community.

More than 120 families joined the campaign to get a full public inquiry into mental health deaths in Essex Mental health patients are among the most vulnerable in society, but services in England ...

Mental Health Awareness campaigns that help destigmatise mental illness and normalise our general discourse surrounding mental health have gained momentum as more and more people have become aware of the importance of tackling the topic of mental health in a tactful, empathetic, and authentic manner, whilst promoting an approach based on kindness and transparency.

Public Health England (PHE) has today launched its new mental health campaign, Every Mind Matters. Through a new digital self-care tool, it aims to support all adults to feel more confident in understanding mental health, and to take actions to improve and manage how they are feeling.

As part of the UK Government’s efforts to tackle health problems, including mental health, earlier in the cycle, the newly-created Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) has launched the latest Better Health – Every Mind Matters campaign to improve the general public’s mental wellbeing. The new campaign aims to empower members of the general public to look after their ...

69% of 18-24 year olds say their mental health has been negatively impacted by the pandemic Almost half (48%) of all adults across Britain are struggling with their mental health Network Rail launches new ‘There is Always Hope’ campaign with national mental health charity, Chasing the Stigma

The new campaign launches to support the nation’s mental health, as half of adults say they are more worried during this current lockdown than in March 2020. New Every Mind Matters campaign - GOV.UK

A new survey out today from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) around community mental health services has found that 4 in 10 are waiting too long for care. Mental health stigma at an ‘all time high’ in Wales this World Bipolar Day