Following the news of the tragic death of customer assistant, Shaun Winstanley, Mind reminds all employers of their responsibility in promoting wellbeing and looking after their employees at work.

Mind, as a charity partner of Heads Together, welcomes the launch of the FA-led Heads Up campaign. Heads Up aims to use the power of sport to drive the nation's biggest ever conversation about mental health.

Singer-songwriter George Ezra has been announced as the latest Ambassador for Mind, in recognition of his long-standing commitment and dedication to Mind and supporting people with mental health problems.

Many more people with mental health problems who find social situations debilitating could now be entitled to claim a disability benefit, a landmark judgment ruled

Every school, college and alternative provision will be offered training through a series of workshops as part of the Link Programme, with the most appropriate member of staff from each put forward to take part alongside mental health specialists.

Mind has responded to the Gemma White QC report launched on bullying and harassment by MPs towards their staff, calling for changes to be made across Westminster to improve wellbeing. 

According to statistics released by the Department for Work and Pensions today, 0.8% of 440,000 claims reviewed have led to an increased award.

Data comes from a survey of over 12,000 young people aged between 11 and 19 carried out by the mental health charity Mind

One in seven young people describe their mental health as either poor or very poor, according to major new research by Mind Cymru that shows the sheer scale of the pressures faced by young people. The charity is calling on Welsh Government to make mental health and wellbeing a statutory part of the national curriculum for all learners.

Mae un o bob saith person ifanc yn disgrifio’u hiechyd meddwl fel un ai wael neu wael iawn, yn ôl ymchwil newydd o bwys gan Mind Cymru sy’n dangos mor eang yw’r pwysau a wynebir gan bobl ifanc. Mae’r elusen yn galw ar Lywodraeth Cymru i wneud iechyd meddwl a lles yn rhan statudol o’r cwricwlwm cenedlaethol i bob dysgwr.

A BMA investigation has revealed a widespread practice of NHS patients with serious mental health issues being ‘warehoused’ on private mental health wards, often hundreds of miles from home. Patients are admitted to private wards, isolated from family members and with little to no contact with NHS doctors overseeing their treatment.

On 25 June 2019, the Government has announced a series of reforms that are meant to improve the lives of disabled people.