Coinciding with Loneliness Awareness Week, new research from British Red Cross and Co-op suggests that people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) backgrounds may be more vulnerable to loneliness and experience discrimination, barriers and stigma…

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Keep up to date with the latest news and information on mental health and wellbeing
Mental Health in Schools: The News This Week
We round-up the latest news on wellbeing in education, including calls for bereavement plans in schools and the PM’s promise for all new teachers to have mental health awareness training…
Charity Launches UK Film and TV Industry’s Largest Ever Mental Health and Wellbeing Study
Today the Film & Television Charity has launched the UK’s industry’s first study into wellbeing and support in the workplace…
Nominations Now Open For Award Recognising Outstanding Individuals With Learning Disabilities
The second annual Learning Disability and Autism Leaders’ List has opened up for nominations…
Mid-Week Reads: 4 Stories You Need to Know
Take 10 minutes to catch up on the latest goings on. We round-up the latest news and stories, from the NSPCC staff open letter to Munroe Bergdorf, that Nike mannequin article and the updated #netzero climate change agreement…
MPs Urge For Ban on NDAs Used to Cover Up Mistreatment at Work
A select committee of MPs has called for a ban on ‘gagging clauses’ used by employers to silence allegations of unlawful discrimination and harassment…
Great News for Night Owls: Your Body Clock can be Retrained
Can’t get to sleep until late? You may be able to retrain your body clock…
Domestic Abuse Victims More Likely to Suffer Mental Illness, Study Reveals
Research, published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, finds women who have been abused by a partner are three times more likely to develop mental health problems…
Anonymous Texting Service Allows You to Text Your Ex: You've Got STI
New service hopes people will be more likely to tell previous partners about STIs if they can remain anonymous…