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Plant a tulip and seed a conversation during Mental Health Awareness Week

7th May 2021

We’re teaming up with award-winning artist Paul Cummins MBE on a campaign to help the public to spring into action this Mental Health Awareness Week and create healthy dialogues around mental health in society.

Mental Health UK team up with Innovation Broking

4th May 2021

Our partnership with Innovation Broking enables us to talk to senior leaders and decision makers, from a wide range of organisations, about the importance of protecting employee mental health as much as physical health.

Mental Health UK partners with Jooble to help job seekers feel supported with their mental health

30th April 2021

This April, we’re delighted to have partnered with the job search engine Jooble, whose single goal is to help people find the job of their dreams regardless of their place of residence, language, religion, skin colour or beliefs.

Our partnership with Secret Sales for Stress Awareness Month 2021

12th April 2021

This Stress Awareness Month we’ve teamed up with online designer outlet Secret Sales for an exclusive campaign to promote better mental health for everyone. Thanks to our partner Savoo, the online money saving platform, we’re delighted to give you an even easier way to support us and help us bring awareness to the effects and signs of stress and stress-related conditions.

Preparing young people for the return to school

4th March 2021

Returning to school after the school holidays can induce feelings of uncertainty or anxiety. How can you encourage the young people in your life to feel more confident returning to school and help them feel safe to talk about how they are feeling?

Four in five small business owners tell us they’re experiencing poor mental health

4th February 2021

Research released by iwoca and Mental Health UK today shines a spotlight on the mental health of small business owners.

Mental Health UK joins peers in saying mental health support for charity workers and volunteers ‘must be a national priority’

21st January 2021

Mental Health UK has today published a joint open letter with fellow leaders in the sector thanking charity workers and volunteers for their service during the Covid-19 pandemic and emphasising that supporting their mental health and wellbeing must be a “national priority”.

Mental Health UK welcomes government winter mental health plan and commitment to additional funding

23rd November 2020

Around the World in 31 Days: SAS take on a virtual challenge to raise money for Mental Health UK

16th November 2020

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