Tackling economic inactivity: examples of local action
With health-related economic inactivity remaining high in the UK, Carrie Shipley shares three takeaways from our recent webinar on taking local action.
Good mental health is essential for a flourishing society, but 1 in 4 people in the UK is affected by a mental health problem.
We explore areas such as trends across the population including among working-age adults, and children and young people’s mental health, and how to improve mental health services.
With health-related economic inactivity remaining high in the UK, Carrie Shipley shares three takeaways from our recent webinar on taking local action.
We bring together a collection of our work looking at ways to tackle economic inactivity and build healthier working lives.
This webinar explored how places can translate national ambition into effective local action - by integrating mental health and employment support to help more people enter, remain in, and progress in...
We examine the relationship between the number of young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) and the prevalence of mental health conditions.
We respond to the latest ONS data on the characteristics of NEET young people.
A sharp rise in NEET young people reporting health barriers to work puts a generation at risk, says new Health Foundation analysis.
New Carers Trust research highlights that changing the narrative is a vital first step towards changing public perceptions of caring as an issue that affects us all.
How can the right conditions for emotional support be created?
Learnings and policy recommendations from the Health Foundation’s Emotional Support for Young People programme.
Beth Kume-Holland argues that workplaces must make inclusivity the norm.