The government is planning big changes to the social security system over the next few years. Our Mental Health And Money service explains what these changes mean.

Join policy experts from Rethink on 9 April for a webinar to learn more about the proposed government changes to our social security system and what this means for people severely affected by mental illness.

The government has announced £5 billion cuts in a planned reform of the social security system. We are incredibly concerned that these reforms could trigger hardship and suffering for those of us severely affected by mental illness.

Removing financial support without a plan to bring down lengthy waiting lists will only deepen the nation's mental health crisis. Join us in the fight to prioritise mental health waiting lists.

The government has made its long-awaited announcement on its plans to reform the benefits system. The changes mean the people we support face an even more uncertain future.

Our message to the government ahead of planned cuts to the social security system: Instead of punishing people living with mental illness, listen to us and commit to meaningful reform.

“The crisis in the nation’s mental health is very real. No one is in receipt of welfare benefits for a mental health condition who has not been diagnosed by an experienced health care professional.”

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