Our strategy focuses on supporting people disproportionately affected by mental health issues. People from racialised communities, young people, and people living in poverty. 

What do they do? 

We create more inclusive spaces – locally and nationally – that make it easier for adults and young people with mental health problems to lead our work.

We work with partners to share learning and generate new ideas to help address the most complex issues and tackle injustices in the mental health system.

We continue to support the peer support movement and offer somewhere safe to give and receive peer support 24/7.

We give life-changing mental health support – drawing on personal experiences and the best available evidence.

We offer an information service that helps people with mental health problems to get support, assert their rights and feel hopeful.

We work with employers, schools and in community settings to create thriving places to work and learn for all – especially those with mental health problems.