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Centre for Mental Health’s new research shows that the cost-of-living crisis is harming people’s mental health. They are asking the Government to raise benefits and wages to help those most in need. #JustLivingAndCoping

💷 #NHS mental health services are being called on to offer money, housing and welfare advice, after a new report revealed that the vast majority (84%) of people have seen their mental wellbeing worsen as a result of the cost of living crisis. ⛔️ The call comes from the Centre

The double burden of poverty and poor mental health. Am privileged to have worked on this study. Being poor makes us sicker. Being sick makes us poorer. Action is needed to protect the effects of poverty on the most vulnerable. Centre for Mental Health Ed Davie MPH Andy Bell Nick Treloar

Joined-up services could make a big difference. Our research has shown that providing money advice alongside NHS Talking Therapies could double recovery rates for people with debt and depression — and help 27,000 more people to recover from mental health problems each year. 2/2

The cost of living crisis has cast a long shadow over people with mental health problems, according to new research from our member, Centre for Mental Health 👇

People's mental health is profoundly impacted by social issues - and Centre for Mental Health research exposes the huge impact of the cost-of-living crisis. We need a mental health workforce that understands & can respond to the impact of poverty.

Today’s new report from Centre for Mental Health highlights the widespread negative impacts of the cost of living crisis on mental health. This is a central theme of our Student Mental Health Manifesto and is an urgent issue. Read the full report: ow.ly/tM0g50TfxE4

Important new research from Centre for Mental Health. 84% said the cost of living crisis had made their mental health worse, with the biggest impacts among those living in the deepest poverty. This echoes what we have heard from our funded partners.

84% of people we spoke to said the cost-of-living crisis has made their mental health worse, due to: 👉Acute anxiety about meeting basic needs 👉Isolation from being unable to afford to travel 👉Having less access to healthy food & exercise. Nick Treloar explains more👇

Pleased to see this from IPPR on lost learning, which chimes with our work w/ Children & Young People's Mental Health Coalition on behaviour and school attendance. It provides yet more evidence for the need to tackle inequalities in schools and embed a whole school approach 👉cypmhc.org.uk/publications/b…

🚨 Have you, or someone you know, campaigned tirelessly to improve the lives of people affected by mental illness? Nominate them (or yourself) for the Janey Antoniou Award to have the chance to win £1,000 👉 rethink.org/janey