Work, studying, and mental health

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Work, studying, and mental health

Work, studying, and mental health

Work and studying can be important to good mental health. This section includes advice and information on support to get a job if you have a mental illness, or if you want to study. Also, rights at work for those to live with mental illnesses. And information on DBS checks and mental health.

What's reasonable at work? A guide to rights at work for people living with mental illness

Many people with a mental illness have a legal right to ask an employer for changes to be made to their jobs and workplaces. These changes ensure that, as long as you have the rights skills for it, there are no barriers to you being able to apply for or carry out a job.

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Studying and mental health

This section looks at studying with a mental illness. It covers what help is available and things to think about when deciding what and where to study.

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Work, volunteering and mental illness

This section explains your options for finding work or volunteering opportunities. These things can be important for your mental health.

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What is a criminal record check? DBS checks, work, and mental health

Employers will ask for a criminal record check if you are applying for a job that involves regular work with children or vulnerable adults. These are known as DBS checks. This section explains what these checks are and how you can find out what information is held about you.

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