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Rethink Mental Illness responds to Autumn Statement
22/11/2023
Today the government made its Autumn Statement, which set out a raft of changes to the support people receive through the benefits system. Read our response here.
Read more Read moreNew statistics put spotlight on mental health of children and young people
21/11/2023
Rethink Mental Illness comments on new statistics from NHS England which show one in five children and young people in England aged eight to 25 had a probable mental disorder in 2023, with significant increase in the prevalence of eating disorders.
Read more Read moreRethink Mental Illness responds to government's Back to Work Plan
16/11/2023
The government has published a plan aimed at supporting people with long-term health conditions back into work. Read our response here.
Read more Read moreShelving of Mental Health Act reform a "profound betrayal" of people living with mental illness
07/11/2023
In the King's Speech today, it was confirmed that the Mental Health Act will not be reformed before the next general election as promised. See our response here.
Read more Read moreWe respond to annual CQC report on the state of health and social care services
20/10/2023
Rethink Mental Illness says access to mental health care is too limited and the quality of that care is 'under strain' in response to annual CQC report.
Read more Read moreRethink Mental Illness welcomes £10m suicide prevention funding for charities
25/08/2023
The government has today announced a £10m grant fund for charities to deliver initiatives addressing suicide. Read our response here.
Read more Read moreHow to contact the media team
If you are a UK journalist with a media enquiry please contact us using the details below:
Email: media@rethink.org
Tel: 0207 840 3138
Our press office is monitored outside of office hours to support urgent media requests, including bank holidays and weekends.
Before contacting us please note that, as a small team, we're unable to assist with student requests, or support articles or broadcast items that have not yet been commissioned.