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Mind responds to Government ban on social media - 'A ban doesn't solve the complete problem'
Mental health charity Mind responds to government announcment to ban social media platforms from offering services for under 16s saying a 'ban doesn't solve the complete problem'
Monday, 15 June 2026
»Mind gives evidence to the Nottingham Inquiry
Mind provided evidence to the Nottingham Inquiry. Mind's evidence showed that: The current mental health system is not doing enough to support people with serious mental illness. There is a lack of proactive outreach to people who do not engage with mental health services, meaning that they can fall through the cracks. A severe lack of culturally competent care means that people from ethnic minority backgrounds aren’t getting the support they need before reaching crisis point.
Monday, 08 June 2026
»‘The biggest rollback of disability rights in a generation’ – Charities respond to Supreme Court ruling
National charities Mencap, Mind, and the National Autistic Society have reacted with alarm to today’s Supreme Court ruling that removes the framework known as Cheshire West.
Tuesday, 02 June 2026
»“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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