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Mind responds to CQC’s annual Mental Health Act report
The CQC's annual Mental Health Act report highlights significant failings. Mind's CEO Dr Sarah Hughes speaks out
Thursday, 13 March 2025
»Mind reacts to UK government Green Paper on benefit reform
Mind responds to the benefits reform Green Paper, laying out the UK government's proposals for changes to the country's benefits system.
Wednesday, 19 March 2025
»Mind holds parliamentary exhibition on broken mental health hospitals
Artwork, photography and poetry depicting the brutal realities of being sectioned under the Mental Health Act have been on display this week in parliament.
Thursday, 13 March 2025
»“When people see mental health problems portrayed sensitively in the media, it raises awareness, challenges stigma and encourages people to seek support. Being seen and heard, matters.”
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