Fathers are being urged to open up about mental health with their sons after a survey showed half of teenage boys would be uncomfortable talking about issues including stress, anxiety
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Sheffield Hallam University has become one of the first universities in the country to sign up to the Care Leavers’ Covenant, to demonstrate its commitment to support young people who
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Supporting this year’s Anti-Bullying Week the NSPCC and Child Protection In Sport Unit (CPSU) are providing a webinar that focuses on the theme ‘Power for Good’. This webinar will look
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Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has said greater access to mental health support is urgently needed to counter a rise in online “bully culture”. Ms Davidson has called for “vigorous”
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The National Autistic Society Scotland – Moving Forward team, give an insight into how their project supports young autistic people into employment, further education or volunteering opportunities. The Moving Forward
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More than half of young people who experience stigma due to mental health problems say their own friends are the ones who bully them. A new poll of more than
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There has been a substantial drop in the number of young people with mental health problems who have to be treated in non-specialist wards, a new report revealed. In 2015-16
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NHS England has announced six pilot sites across the country to drive the design of new approaches to delivering children and young people’s mental health services and secure mental health
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Bailiffs, utility firms and local councils who chase struggling parents over unpaid debts may be unwittingly inflicting real damage to children’s mental health, a charity has warned. The Children’s Society
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An EU-backed programme to help 6,000 people recovering from substance misuse and mental health conditions into work has been launched by Welsh Minister for Social Services and Public Health, Rebecca
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