There were 6,069 suicides registered in England and Wales in 2023. For World Suicide Prevention Day we are calling on the government to take immediate action to prevent more deaths by suicide.

People have suicidal thoughts for different reasons. If you’re worried that someone may be having suicidal thoughts, our advice page gives tips on how you can support them.

Karen shares her experience of losing her husband to suicide and how the understanding of her support worker from our After Suicide Service has helped her better process her grief.

40% of Britons think a 10-minute slot with their GP is not enough time, according to the Guardian. But there are a few steps you can take to prepare for an appointment about your mental health.

Clock up your distance with friends or solo and do something amazing to help people affected by mental illness. Whether you're an experienced runner or enjoy a peaceful stroll, this event is for you.

Animals aren't just good pals to us humans, they're also known to help with our wellbeing. Our latest factsheet explores how animals can improve recovery when living with a mental illness.

The Guardian has reported that more than 500 children a day are referred to mental health services in England for anxiety, double the rate pre-COVID pandemic. If you're experiencing anxiety, or worried about some who is, learn more on our advice page.

After forty years of experiencing the condition, Lucy was finally diagnosed with autism. She spoke to us about her neurodivergence, social anxiety and involvement with our Wiltshire Inclusion Service.