Over 50 years ago, our charity was formed by a group of people who supported loved ones experiencing schizophrenia. For Carers Week 2025, we want to shine a spotlight on the amazing stories of carers from across England. If you have a story to tell, get in touch.

A 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.  

Nigel 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.

We are sad to say that Rethink Mental Illness has lost a dear friend and former trustee. Eve Thompson was a well respected carer and leader of the charity known for her compassion for users and carers.

The 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.

Over the last decade, social media has helped us reach more people than ever — and this week, the GenAI action figure trend caught our eye!

The Office for National Statistics have released suicide and self-harm data for LGB+ people in England and Wales for the first time ever. The numbers paint a grave picture.

Author and BBC Radio presenter Horatio Clare shares his thoughts with us on receiving a mental health diagnosis, three ways he would change the mental health system, and the power of writing on his recovery. 

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.