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The school is helping every child realise their full potential, making the most of their abilities and personalities across the full spectrum of educational needs

Health and Social Care Secretary set out actions being taken to prevent suicides in a speech at suicide prevention charity Papyrus’s headquarters in London.

In just three months, more than 500 faculty and staff statewide have been trained to identify and learn how to attempt to alleviate the various signs and symptoms of a mental health crisis.

The Traffic Commissioner for the East of England made comments on mental health issues facing drivers in a recent public inquiry.

New campaign launched after half of adults in England say pandemic negatively impacted their mental health First campaign launched by the Office for

A new campaign has been launched to help people with their mental wellbeing.

Jake Quickenden opens up about his struggle with mental health Jake knows from personal experience how simple acts of kindness can go a long way to help someone feel better about themselves 13:13, 16 MAY 2021 Jake Quickenden opened up about his own struggles as part of Mental Health Awareness Week. The X Factor star knows from personal experience how simple acts of kindness can go a long way to help someone feel better about themselves. Jake from Scunthorpe, said to his 90k Instagram followers:...

Through various business moves, two new jobs for Harry and a PR-savvy, revelation-packed interview with Oprah herself earlier this spring, they are reinventing themselves as multi hyphenate American celebrities, the kind who dabble in content, philanthropy, technology and a tasteful dash of politics. Essentially, they are becoming a brand - and their unique royal sparkle would make them especially well positioned to leverage that brand across many different areas. That wasnt an option for Ha...

PHE launches new Psychological First Aid training The online training, developed by PHE, is now available for those supporting children and young people affected by coronavirus (COVID-19). From: Image credit: ©altanaka - stock.adobe.com From today, people who care for or work with children and young people aged up to 25 who have been affected by COVID-19 (or other emergencies or individual crises) will be able to access a new online Psychological First Aid ( The online course, de...

16:24 EDT, 14 January 2021 73 shares People in all parts of the UK are now required to stay at home to fight the spread of Covid-19. It is the single most important action we can take to protect the NHS and save lives. We have all experienced huge changes to our daily routines as we play our part in helping beat the virus. Many of these changes have been challenging, but people are finding creative ways to adapt positively to our new circumstances. Whether it is studying for a qualification,...