Current campaigns
We campaign to bring about our vision of a society that promotes and protects good mental health for all, focusing on a small number of critical topics each year. Our priority is to campaign on:
- improving mental health services and
- addressing social exclusion and discrimination to uphold the rights of people with mental health problems.
People with mental health problems have told us they feel under attack from the changes in public policy and services. This booklet summarises the effects of health and social care, welfare reform, legal aid, employment and equality laws on people with mental health problems.
This year's campaigns:
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Acute and crisis care
Everyone who needs access to acute and crisis mental health services should receive high-quality care which aids recovery and supports wellbeing.
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Mental health at work
Taking care of business, mental health at work is our campaign to help people understand and starting about the costs of neglecting mental wellbeing in the workplace.
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Time to Change
Mind is a partner in Time to Change, the campaign to end the discrimination faced by people who experience mental health problems, as well as improve the nation's wellbeing.
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Benefits and welfare reform
We believe that the welfare system should support everyone – with dignity – who is unable to work or requires additional support because of a mental health problem. If people are able to return to work, there should be personalised assistance and support
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Feel better outside, feel better inside
Feel better outside, feel better inside. Improve your mental health by getting outside and into nature.
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Access to talking therapies
We are campaigning to improve access to talking treatments for people who are experiencing mental distress.
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