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Menu * Our work Open submenu * Get involved Open submenu * Explore mental health Open submenu * About us Open submenu Close submenuOur work * Research Open submenu * Programmes Open submenu * Policy and advocacy Open submenu * Public engagement Open submenu Close submenuResearch * About the 'Mental Health in the pandemic' adolescent study Open submenu * Barnardo’s * Body image: How we think and feel about our bodies Open submenu * Body image: We are more than what we look like * Cancer and Mental Health * Coronavirus: Mental Health in the Pandemic Study in Scotland Open submenu * Coronavirus: Mental Health in the Pandemic Study Open submenu * Coronavirus: The divergence of mental health experiences during the pandemic * Empowering people through physical activity * Evaluation of Mental Capacity Assessment in England and Wales * Experiences of poverty stigma and mental health in the UK * Gaming and mental health Open submenu * Healthy social media report * Kindness research briefing * Loneliness and Mental Health report - UK * Mental health in Northern Ireland: Fundamental Facts * Mental health in Northern Ireland: Fundamental Facts * Nature: How connecting with nature benefits our mental health - Scotland * Nature: How connecting with nature benefits our mental health Open submenu * OPEN Open submenu * Our top tips on connecting with nature to improve your mental health * Resilience across the UK during the coronavirus pandemic * See Me Scotland: Research, Learning and Evaluation * Supporting and expanding green social prescribing to address mental health inequalities in London * The COVID-19 Pandemic, Financial Inequality and Mental Health in Scotland * The COVID-19 pandemic, financial inequality and mental health * The journey to wellbeing - Refugees, transport, and mental health * Thriving Learners * Transport and public mental health * Voices of lived experience: The impact of seeking sanctuary on mental health and wellbeing Close submenuAbout the 'Mental Health in the pandemic' adolescent study * Wave 1 Coronavirus Adolescent study findings * Wave 2 Coronavirus Adolescent study findings * Wave 3 Coronavirus Adolescent study findings * Wave 4 Coronavirus Adolescent study findings Close submenuBody image: How we think and feel about our bodies * Body image and ethnic background * Body image and long-term health conditions * Body image in adulthood * Body image in later life * Body image report: Introduction * Body image, sexual orientation and gender identity * How can we protect, promote, and maintain body image? * Implications and recommendations for policy and action * Tips to improve body image Close submenuCoronavirus: Mental Health in the Pandemic Study in Scotland * COVID-19 Scotland Wave 10: Key Findings * COVID-19 Scotland Wave 13: Key Findings * COVID-19 Scotland Wave 9: Key Findings Close submenuCoronavirus: Mental Health in the Pandemic Study * About the ‘Coronavirus: Mental Health in the Pandemic’ study * The effect of our work and study on Coronavirus: Mental Health in the Pandemic * Wave 1 summary: mid-March, before the lockdown * Wave 13 summary: 9 to 15 November 2021 * Wave 2 summary: early April, a week into lockdown * Wave 3 summary: late April, 1 month into lockdown * Wave 4 summary: late May, 2 months into lockdown * Wave 5 summary: mid-June 2020 * Wave 6 summary: late July 2020 * Wave 7 summary: late August 2020 * Wave 8 summary: Late November 2020 * Wave 12 summary: 16 September 2021 * Wave 11 summary: 18 June to 2 July 2021 * Wave 10 summary: late February 2021 * Wave 9 summary: pre-Christmas 2020 Close submenuGaming and mental health * Gaming log * Mind Gaming: Exploring the lived experience of player's mental wellbeing Close submenuNature: How connecting with nature benefits our mental health * Professor Miles Richardson Close submenuOPEN * Join OPEN * OPEN FAQs * OPEN's Contribution to the Women's Health Strategy (England) Call for Evidence * OPEN’s Impact Close submenuProgrammes * Later life programmes Open submenu * Programmes for families, children and young people Open submenu * Covid Response Programme Open submenu * Living Well: Emotional Support Matters * Refugee programmes Open submenu * Learning Partner Approach * Long Covid Peer Support * Mental Health for Better Days * Past programmes Open submenu * Pathways to Wellbeing * Programmes for adults Open submenu * Small Talk Open submenu * What is the value of peer support? Close submenuLater life programmes * Age Well * Dementia Self-Help Project * Picture This * Standing Together Cymru * Standing Together Open submenu Close submenuStanding Together * An evaluation of the Standing Together project * Enquire about running your own Standing Together project * Standing Together Toolkit Close submenuProgrammes for families, children and young people * Get into Summer 2021 * Professional Learning Resource for School Staff * Single Parents Projects Open submenu * Amplifying Maternal Voices project * Becoming a Man (BAM) Open submenu * Creating Connections Impact Report 2014 - 2016 * Creating Connections * Family Zone * Feeling Our Way evaluation * KidsTime Workshops Open submenu * Mums and Babies in Mind * MyLife, MyFuture Open submenu * Parent Champion Group * Peer Education Project (PEP) - Wales * Peer Education Project (PEP) Overview Open submenu * Peer Education Project Scotland * Resources Open submenu * SITUATE project * Sports and Mental Health Open submenu * The MHF Young Leaders * Together to Thrive * U OK? * Young Mums Connect * Young Mums Together Open submenu Close submenuSingle Parents Projects * Connecting Creatively * Single Parents Wellbeing Workshops Open submenu Close submenuSingle Parents Wellbeing Workshops * Single Parents Wellbeing evaluation Close submenuBecoming a Man (BAM) * Becoming a Man: In conversation Close submenuKidsTime Workshops * KidsTime Southwark evaluation Close submenuMyLife, MyFuture * MyLife, MyFuture: programme manual and learning report Close submenuPeer Education Project (PEP) Overview * Mental Health Assemblies - Peer Education Project (PEP) * Mental Health Lessons - Peer Education Project (PEP) * Project Guidance - Peer Education Project (PEP) * Training videos - Peer Education Project (PEP) Close submenuResources * Body Image: How we think and feel about our bodies – School Pack * Connect with Nature – School Pack * Loneliness - A guide for teachers and education staff * Loneliness: Finding our connections to feel less lonely – School Pack * Prioritising your mental health and wellbeing as school staff * Rethinking Rest Guide * Sleep: Finding our confidence with sleep – School Pack * Why Kindness Matters – School Pack Close submenuSports and Mental Health * Cardiff City FC’s Foundation (CCFCF) programme Close submenuYoung Mums Together * Young Mums Together pilot report Close submenuCovid Response Programme * Mental Health for Better Days Close submenuRefugee programmes * Amaan * Sawti * Bridges to Belonging * Elevate: amplifying the voices of refugees and asylum seekers * Mental health resources for refugees and asylum seekers Open submenu * Refugee Health Policy and Strategy Action Group Open submenu * Refugee and asylum seekers in Wales * Voices and Visibility Open submenu Close submenuMental health resources for refugees and asylum seekers * Educational films for mental well-being * Short stories from refugees and asylum seekers: 'This is What Hope Looks Like' Close submenuRefugee Health Policy and Strategy Action Group * Refugee Health Policy and Strategy Action Group evaluation Close submenuVoices and Visibility * Refugee communities: Increasing voices and visibility on Parent Councils Close submenuPast programmes * Dads and Football project * Honest Open Proud * More Than A Condition * Peer Potential (Self-Directed Support) * UCAN StressLESS * WeCAN Close submenuProgrammes for adults * Arts and mental health in Wales * Arts in Scotland Open submenu * Voices of Experience (VOX) * Comhar men’s groups * Online learning and professional development with FutureLearn * Re:Connect and Time and Space * The Blue Prescribing Project Close submenuArts in Scotland * Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival (SMHAF) Close submenuSmall Talk * Small Talk, Big Change podcast * Videos: lone parent experiences Close submenuPolicy and advocacy * 2021 Scottish Parliament election campaign * Children and Young People Consultation – Scotland * Conversion Therapy * Diverse Experiences Advisory Panel (DEAP) Open submenu * Fair Work Consultation * General Election 2024: Our policy calls * Holyrood 2021: How did we do? * Loneliness policy briefing - England * Make it Count: policy briefing * Making Prevention Happen: How to improve mental health and well-being for everyone in Wales * Mental Health Policy Group (MHPG) * Mental Health and Climate Change - COP26 Open submenu * Mental Health and Nature Policy Briefing for England * Mental Health and Nature Policy Briefing for Wales * Mental Health and Well-being Plan Consultation – England * Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy for Scotland 2022 * Mental health and the cost-of-living crisis report: Another pandemic in the making? * Nature and mental health: our policy perspective * Perinatal Mental Health Services Consultation – Scotland * Planning for Prevention: Unlocking the potential of Integrated Care Systems to create a mentally healthy society * Putting prevention at the heart of national and local systems in England: our policy perspective * Trauma-informed practice: our policy perspective * Universal Basic Income – Scotland * Why kindness matters in public policy * Winston Churchill Memorial Trust: Mental Health Fellowships Open submenu * Zero-hours contracts and mental health Close submenuDiverse Experiences Advisory Panel (DEAP) * DEAP application Close submenuMental Health and Climate Change - COP26 * COP26 public participation event report Close submenuWinston Churchill Memorial Trust: Mental Health Fellowships * List of Fellows * Podcasts from the Fellows * Sharing the learning * Themed briefings Open submenu Close submenuThemed briefings * Summary Briefing: Findings from the Mental Health Fellowships * Creativity and innovation: Findings from the Mental Health Fellowships * Equality and diversity: Findings from the Mental Health Fellowships * Growing up and growing old: Findings from the Mental Health Fellowships * Trauma and adversity: Findings from the Mental Health Fellowships Close submenuPublic engagement * Behind the Books Open submenu * Loneliness in Young People Open submenu * Mental Health Awareness Week Open submenu * Mental health in schools: Make it Count * What's Up with Everyone? * Every Mind Matters * Green ribbon for mental health awareness Open submenu * Healthy relationships Open submenu * Our work on men's mental health * Suicide prevention * World Mental Health Day Open submenu Close submenuBehind the Books * Gaining confidence * Inequalities and support * Managing finances * Student Debbie chats about meaningful connections with Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, Ntale * Student Q&A * Tips for students * Top tips on building connections at university Close submenuLoneliness in Young People * 15 things to do if you're feeling lonely * Loneliness in young people: policy recommendations * Loneliness in young people: research briefing Close submenuMental Health Awareness Week * About Mental Health Awareness Week * Become a Mental Health Awareness Week Ambassador * Boost your mental health by moving more * Lesson plan * Mental Health Awareness Week 2023: Partnerships * Mental Health Awareness Week partners * Moving more is good for our mental health, so what's stopping us? * Resources for Mental Health Awareness Week 2023 Open submenu * Schools * Stories about anxiety Open submenu * Strava Challenge * Uncertain times: Anxiety in the UK and how to tackle it Open submenu * What can we do to cope with feelings of anxiety? Close submenuResources for Mental Health Awareness Week 2023 * Social media guide for Mental Health Awareness Week Close submenuStories about anxiety * Huma's experience of anxiety * Hussein's experience of anxiety * Jenna's experience of anxiety * Olympic medallist Michael Jamieson's experience of anxiety and mental health * Tim's experience of anxiety Close submenuUncertain times: Anxiety in the UK and how to tackle it * Coping with anxiety * Seeking support for anxiety * What can UK governments and others do to tackle anxiety? * What causes anxiety? * What does anxiety feel like? * What is anxiety? * Who has anxiety in the UK? Close submenuGreen ribbon for mental health awareness * Face coverings: what they are, when to wear one and exemptions * Green ribbon FAQs * Thanks for joining our movement! * Your Green Ribbon stories Close submenuHealthy relationships * Healthy Relationships with ourselves and our peers - schools pack * Learning about healthy relationships * Top tips on building and maintaining healthy relationships Close submenuWorld Mental Health Day * World Mental Health Day 2021 Podcast Close submenuGet involved * Events Open submenu * Fundraising Open submenu * Mental Health Awareness Week Open submenu * Ways to donate Open submenu * Corporate partnerships Open submenu * Shop Close submenuEvents * Cycle * Overseas challenges * Run Open submenu * Skydives and adrenalin Open submenu * Treks Open submenu Close submenuRun * Find a local running event * Sign up for the 2022 Men’s 10k Edinburgh * Sign up for the 2023 Women’s 10k Glasgow * Sign up for the Big Half Marathon 2024 * Sign up for the Brighton Marathon 2025 * Sign up for the Cardiff Half Marathon 2024 * Sign up for the EMF 10k * Sign up for the EMF 5K * Sign up for the EMF Hairy Haggis Team Relay * Sign up for the Edinburgh Half Marathon * Sign up for the Edinburgh Marathon * Sign up for the Edinburgh Women’s 10k * Sign up for the Great North Run 2024 * Sign up for the Hackney Half Marathon 2024 * Sign up for the Hampton Court Palace Half Marathon 2025 * Sign up for the Men’s 10k Glasgow * Sign up for the Royal Parks Half Marathon 2024 * Sign up for the Scottish 10k 2023 * Sign up for the Scottish Half Marathon 2023 * Sign up for the Supernova London 5k * Sign up for the Supernova Run Kelpies * Sign up for the Virtual Big Fun Run * Sign up to the London Landmarks Half Marathon Close submenuSkydives and adrenalin * Sign up for the Firewalk - Riverside Museum, Glasgow * Sign up to Zipslide the Clyde (1 September) * Sign up to Zipslide the Clyde * Sign up to the Aberdeen Abseil * Sign up to the ArcelorMittal Orbit Abseil * Sign up to the Forth Bridge Abseil Close submenuTreks * Sign up to the Aberdeen Kiltwalk 2023 * Sign up to the Dundee Kiltwalk 2023 * Sign up to the Edinburgh Kiltwalk 2023 * Sign up to the Glasgow Kiltwalk 2024 Close submenuFundraising * Do your own fundraising Open submenu * Fundraising at your school Open submenu * Fundraising tips and resources Open submenu * Thank you for signing up! * Third party events terms and conditions Close submenuDo your own fundraising * Tea & Talk for World Mental Health Day Open submenu * Wear it Green Day Open submenu * Curry & Chaat Open submenu * MHF Live Open submenu Close submenuTea & Talk for World Mental Health Day * Donate for Tea & Talk * Download your free Tea & Talk pack * Download your free Tea & Talk pack * Download your free workplace Tea & Talk pack * Download your workplace Tea & Talk pack * Hold a Tea & Talk for World Mental Health Day * Organise a Tea & Talk in your workplace for World Mental Health Day * Planning your Tea & Talk * Tea & Talk resources * Thanks for organising a Tea & Talk Close submenuWear it Green Day * Download your 'Wear It Green Day' pack for work * Download your 'Wear It Green Day' pack * Download your 'Wear It Green Day' pack Close submenuCurry & Chaat * Download your free Curry & Chaat pack Close submenuMHF Live * Download your free MHF Live event pack * MHF Live resources * MHF Live: Paying in your donations Close submenuFundraising at your school * Fundraising and Well-being Pack – colleges and universities * Fundraising and Well-being Pack – schools Close submenuFundraising tips and resources * Five steps to great fundraising * Fundraising Posters * Fundraising tips and getting your money to us * Virtual fundraising ideas * Virtual fundraising resources Close submenuMental Health Awareness Week * Moving for your mental health with a long-term health condition Close submenuWays to donate * Celebrate your wedding by supporting good mental health for all * Philanthropy * Donate to the Mental Health Foundation Open submenu * Leave a legacy * Payroll Giving * Shop with Give as you Live * Use Savoo to Search, Save and Raise Close submenuDonate to the Mental Health Foundation * Christmas Appeal Email 2023 * Christmas Appeal Web 2023 * Christmas appeal 2022-FRU * Christmas appeal 2022-web * Christmas appeal DM pack 2023 * Christmas appeal email 2022-RE * Donate to support the Mental Health Foundation for Mental Health Awareness Week * Donate your own amount * Donate £25 * Donate £5 * Donate £50 * Help us break the cycle this Mental Health Awareness Week Open submenu * Help us give young people someone to talk to Open submenu * Make a Christmas gift-email * Make a Christmas gift-pack * Make a Christmas gift-web * Thank you for your donation Close submenuHelp us break the cycle this Mental Health Awareness Week * Donate to help us break the cycle * Donate to help us break the cycle * Donate to help us break the cycle Close submenuHelp us give young people someone to talk to * Give the gift of someone to talk to Close submenuCorporate partnerships * Jingle Jam 2020: help us support gamers’ mental health * Jingle Jam 2021 * Starbucks and the Mental Health Foundation Close submenuExplore mental health * A to Z topics * Publications Open submenu Close submenuPublications * A Brief History Of The Mental Health Foundation * A student guide to loneliness * Added value: mental health as a workplace asset * All About Depression booklet * All Things Being Equal * Becoming Dad * Better mental health for all: A public health approach to mental health improvement * Boiling Point: Anger and what we can do about it * Brighter Futures report * Building resilience in the fishing sector in Wales * Building resilient communities: Making every contact count for public mental health * Children and Young People Consultation * Children and young people with learning disabilities and their mental health * Cool Down: Anger and how to deal with it * Dementia, rights, and the social model of disability * Developing Peer Support for Long Term Conditions: Final Report * Doing good? Altruism and wellbeing in an age of austerity * Emotional Resilience Toolkit * Emotional support for sight loss * Engaging with complexity: Providing effective trauma-informed care for women * Food for thought: mental health and nutrition briefing * Fundamental Facts about mental health 2016 * Guide to investing in your relationships * Head in for Success * Health inequalities manifesto 2018 * How to look after your mental health in later life * How to look after your mental health using exercise * How to look after your mental health using mindfulness * How to manage and reduce stress * How to overcome anxiety and fear * How to sleep better * How to support mental health at work * Impacts of lockdown on the mental health of children and young people * In the face of fear * Living with Anxiety report * Londoners did * Londoners said * Looking after your mental health in prison: a guide for male prisoners * MHF Scotland policy statement - Children and young people’s mental health during COVID-19 * Make it Count: Guide for parents and carers * Make it Count: Guide for pupils * Make it Count: Guide for teachers * Mental Health Foundation - Northern Ireland Manifesto 2022 * Mental Health Foundation: General Election manifesto 2019 * Mental health and prevention: taking local action for better mental health * Our best mental health tips - backed by research * Parc Prison Peer-led Self-Management Project Impact Report 2013 - 2016 * Peer Support in Long Term Conditions: The Basics * Perinatal Mental Health Services Consultation * Perthyn: Responding to COVID-19 * Poverty and mental health * Prevention Review 2015 * Prevention and mental health report: Understanding the evidence so that we can address the greatest health challenge of our times * Relationships in the 21st century: the forgotten foundation of mental health and well-being * Self-care techniques for women impacted by exposure to sexual violence media coverage * Sleep Matters: The Impact Of Sleep On Health And Wellbeing * Standing Together Cymru report * State of a Generation: Preventing mental health problems in children and young people * State of a Generation: Upheaval, uncertainty and change * Stress: Are we coping? * Support for those bereaved by suicide * Supporting farming communities at times of uncertainty * Surviving or Thriving? The state of the UK's mental health * Tackling social inequalities to reduce mental health problems * Taking Sleep Seriously: Sleep and our mental health * The Anxious Child * The Mental Health Experiences of Older People During the Pandemic * The Milk's In The Oven: A booklet about dementia for children and young people * The Perthyn Project * The Resilience Project report * The economic case for investing in the prevention of mental health conditions in the UK * The impact of traumatic events on mental health * The interface between dementia and mental health * The mental health of asylum seekers and refugees in the UK * The mental health of young women and girls policy briefing * The truth about self-harm * Thriving with Nature * Towards equality for mental health: developing a cross-government approach * Towards mental health equality: a manifesto for the next UK government * Truth Hurts report * Well-being Communities - Scottish Local Elections Manifesto * Wetlands and wellbeing: A guide for winter * What is truth? An inquiry about truth and lying in dementia care * What works for you? A qualitative research study Close submenuAbout us * Jobs Open submenu * News * Our people Open submenu * Annual reports Open submenu * Our prevention mission Close submenuJobs * A diverse and inclusive workplace Close submenuOur people * Aisha Sheikh-Anene Close submenuAnnual reports * Annual reports and key documents Skip to main content Select your nation United KingdomEnglandScotlandWalesNorthern Ireland HEADER MENU * Get help * Donate * Toggle Search regionSearch Close Search * Our work * Research * Programmes * Policy and advocacy * Public engagement * Get involved * Events * Fundraising * Mental Health Awareness Week * Ways to donate * Corporate partnerships * Shop * Explore mental health * A to Z topics * Publications * About us * Jobs * News * Our people * Annual reports * Our prevention mission Menu EVERYONE DESERVES GOOD MENTAL HEALTH TODAY I WANT TO: Get help for my mental health Find out about World Mental Health Day Support someone else with their mental health Get emergency help Find out about Mental Health Awareness Week Learn what factors impact mental health Find information for different groups of people Find out about mental health Dropdown link Explore WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY IS 10 OCTOBER On World Mental Health Day, let’s all come together to talk about mental health and show everyone that mental health matters. This year, the theme is: "it's time to prioritise mental health in the workplace". Check out our resources for workplaces, schools, communities and more! Get involved INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE A-Z TOPICS Find out more about specific mental health problems, and things that can have an effect on our mental health. Learn more HOW-TO GUIDES In-depth how-to guides about a wide range of mental health problems, free to download and read. Learn more LOOKING AFTER YOUR MENTAL HEALTH We want everyone to live mentally healthy lives. Luckily, there is plenty of evidence for the things that can help. Learn more SUPPORTING SOMEONE ELSE WITH THEIR MENTAL HEALTH You can do many things to help if someone you know is experiencing mental ill-health. Learn more FOR PROFESSIONALS HELPING SOMEONE WITH A MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEM Find out more MENTAL HEALTH STATISTICS Explore the statistics RESOURCES FOR WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE Explore our resources OUR PREVENTION MISSION Prevention is about looking for the root causes of today's problems. Our work looks to address these issues through research, community work and influencing policy. What we do SUPPORT OUR WORK FUNDRAISE Explore the range of active challenges available across the UK. Get fit and raise money for the Mental Health Foundation, at the same time. Get involved DONATE Your donation, however big or small, will help us achieve good mental health for all - not just for some. Donate now PARTICIPATE Our Personal Experience Network, OPEN, is a diverse online community of people who share their experience to inform what we do. Join the community SHOP Raise awareness for mental health by wearing the green ribbon or other Mental Health Foundation merchandise. 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