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Our collaboration will provide information, guidance and support specifically designed to help sportspeople build and maintain good mental health.

Mental Health UK will be partnering with ITN Productions Industry News around the production of a news-style programme raising the profile of mental health in the UK, from those severely affected by mental illness, to people whose mental health has worsened during the current coronavirus crisis.

Watch the new movie starring Academy Award Nominee and Golden Globe winner Sally Hawkins, directly through our website today and a portion of your rental fee will go towards funding our work.

Did you know that you can help to support Mental Health UK while shopping on Amazon? Find out how AmazonSmile works.

Eating healthy foods not only helps to keep us physically well, but it can have a positive impact on our mood, our energy and our ability to think clearly too. Our gut can also reflect how we're feeling inside. If you're feeling stressed or anxious your digestive system can slow down or speed up. Our friends and el-thy have provided some healthy recipes you can try at home to help you look after your mind and body.

This year, we’re delighted to be teaming up with Rohan for Mental Health Awareness Week. Shop the Rohan collection using Savoo’s exclusive 10% off code and raise a free donation at no extra cost.

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way we work, live and interact with others. This is all bound to have an impact on our mental health, but it isn't always bad. Liz shares with us how she's finding lockdown with bipolar disorder.

Eighty percent (80%) of people living with mental illness who responded to a survey by charity Rethink Mental Illness said that coronavirus and the measures to contain it have made their mental health worse, including 28% stating that it is “much worse”.

The largest mental health survey ever conducted on UK university students reveals an 8% rise year-on-year of those with a serious personal, emotional, behavioural or mental health problem for which they needed professional help. The figure now stands at almost half of the student population (42%).