Mental Health Awareness Week
Mental health is in crisis. This Mental Health Awareness week, we're on a mission to create communities that truly care for people living with mental illness.
Join usMental health is in crisis. This Mental Health Awareness week, we're on a mission to create communities that truly care for people living with mental illness.
Join usMPs in the Work and Pensions Committee have called for the benefits system to have a legal duty to safeguard vulnerable claimants. Why is this important for mental health?
Read more Read moreIn a world where the internet makes it easier to stay within our own echo chambers, community matters more than ever. James, from Rethink Mental Illness, shares his views on the opportunities for more social connection.
Read James's views Read James's viewsPeter and Janine reflect on the death of their daughter, Becky, who took her own life 18 months ago, and the support they received from Rethink Mental Illness’ Support After Suicide service.
Watch or read their story Watch or read their storyBut for people living with mental illness, that isn’t the reality. Together we can change that. Help us turn awareness into action.
Find out more Find out moreUnless we see change, England's mental health crisis is going to get worse. Alongside 36 other organisations, we've written an open letter to the Prime Minister calling for a strategy addressing rising mental illness, suicide, and people out of work.
Read the letter Read the letterA team of 33 took on the London Marathon for Rethink Mental Illness on Sunday 27 April, shattering a record for us. We want to send them all the biggest thank you imaginable.
Read about the London Marathon 2025 Read about the London Marathon 2025Nigel Farage has claimed that doctors are “massively over-diagnosing” children with mental health conditions, and special educational needs and disabilities. This view is misguided, harmful, and totally out of touch.
Read our view Read our viewThe Supreme Court in the UK has ruled that the legal definition of a woman should be based on biological sex. We know this will be felt heavily by many in the transgender community.
Read our response Read our response1 in 4 people will experience a mental illness in their lifetime. Learn more about conditions, symptoms and diagnoses so you can get the help you need.
With the right treatment and support people living with mental illness can recover. Find out what help and support is available for you or a loved one.
If you experience mental illness or care for someone who does, it’s vital to know your rights. Read our advice on mental health laws, social care, welfare, and more.
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