Spending Review: Glass half full or glass half empty?
On Wednesday, the Chancellor delivered the long-awaited Spending Review. This is a crucial opportunity to [...]
Young people say politicians don’t care about their mental health
Young people don’t think politicians care about their mental health. Voters think politicians have not [...]
BLOG: Voters views on children and young people’s mental health
Ahead of the upcoming election, the Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition commissioned polling [...]
CYPMHC responds to the launch of the Conservative Party manifesto
The Conservative Party have today set out the actions they plan to take to support [...]
CYPMHC responds to the Spring Budget
“We’re deeply disappointed that today’s Budget missed a vital opportunity to invest in babies, children, [...]
CYPMHC comment in response to the latest Children’s Commissioner’s report on children’s mental health services
“Whilst some recent progress has been made in improving access to mental health support for [...]
CYPMHC responds to Joint Committee on the Government’s Draft Mental Health Bill
We must make the Mental Health Act work for children and young people, says the [...]
2022: A year in review
As 2022 comes to a close, we wanted to take the opportunity to reflect [...]
Children and young people’s mental health in 2022: what does the data tell us?
The mental health of children and young people has faced major challenges in the last [...]
CYPMHC inquiry on behaviour and mental health in schools
The Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition are proud to be launching a new [...]
