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Our latest press releases
Rethink Mental Illness responds to "Monitoring the Mental Health Act in 2019/20"
26/11/2020
Read more Read moreRethink Mental Illness welcomes government winter mental health plan and commitment to additional funding
23/11/2020
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New polling reveals scale of public support for suspending benefit sanctions during the pandemic
19/11/2020
New online research for Rethink Mental Illness shows a majority of 6 in 10 UK adults (59%) support their call for the government to suspend sanctions on claimants of Universal Credit for the next six months.
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Rethink Mental Illness response to new Covid-19 national lockdown
02/11/2020
The government announced another national lockdown in efforts to lessen the number of coronavirus cases on Saturday evening. Here's our response.
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Charity warns rising demand for support signals a looming mental health crisis, urges people to seek support if they’re struggling
27/10/2020
Charity warns rising demand for support signals a looming mental health crisis, urges people to seek support if they’re struggling
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Rethink Mental Illness responds to Time to Change closure
27/10/2020
Time to Change has sadly announced that its campaign will be ending on 31 March 2021. Here's our CEO, Mark Winstanley, outlining our response to the news.
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If you are a UK journalist with a media enquiry please contact us using the details below.
Please note that, unfortunately, we are unable to assist with student requests.
24 hour media line
Tel: 0207 840 3138
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You can also contact Patrick O’Brien, Senior Media Officer, via media@rethink.org. This email address is also monitored out of hours.
Reporting on mental illness: a guide for journalists, Please see the Time to Change website