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Category: Mental health

What happens if we do nothing about young people’s mental health?

Posted 5th February 2019 & a filed under Blog, Government, Housing, Intergenerational inequality, Mental health.

MENTAL HEALTH BLOG WEEK. A growing concern about young people’s mental health prompted this question. Sophie Corlett, Director of External Relations at the mental health charity Mind, responds, and signals that much yet needs to be done

Mental health care for the young: growing need, inadequate provision

Posted 4th February 2019 & a filed under Blog, Government spending, Mental health, Young people.

MENTAL HEALTH BLOG WEEK. The recently published NHS Long Term Plan includes new provisions for addressing the inadequacies of mental health care for young people. Helen Hayes, Labour MP for Dulwich and West Norwood in London, explains why – while welcome – this is clearly not enough

Introducing the IF/FRFG mental health blog week

Posted 4th February 2019 & a filed under Blog, Government, Intergenerational inequality, Mental health, Young people.

MENTAL HEALTH BLOG WEEK. To mark the beginning of a week of IF blogs on the subject of young people and mental health, IF’s Senior Researcher David Kingman explains what we have in store for our readers

New research looks at key issues affecting young people’s health

Posted 13th December 2018 & a filed under Blog, Health, Mental health, Young people.

A recent research paper by the Health Foundation raises serious concerns about the negative forces that may be adversely affecting the health of the UK’s young adults. David Kingman looks at the findings

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