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New data reveals 1 in 4 young people have a mental health condition
We respond to research revealing ‘incredibly concerning’ increase in mental ill health prevalence among 16- to 24-year-olds.
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Being Dad
To mark International Father’s Mental Health Day 2025, Parent Champion Dylan reflects on his parenthood journey so far and provides some useful tips for other dads like him.
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Why babies’ voices matter
This blog highlights the importance of listening to babies to mark Infant Mental Health Awareness Week 2025.
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Mental health sessions in schools can reduce depression and anxiety symptoms
Following a literature review, researchers from Anna Freud and UCL reveal benefits of whole-class mental health sessions in schools.
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Study to be “barometer” for the wellbeing and education of teens in England
Thousands of young people to take part in a major national study that will track their lives and development over five years.
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Community is so much more than just the place I live
During Mental Health Awareness week young people tell us what community means to them and how it can be the heart of their wellbeing.
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The power of community in supporting children and young people’s mental health
As Mental Health Awareness Week begins, Professor Eamon McCrory, CEO of Anna Freud, reflects on how this year's theme resonates with our work.
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"Continue spreading the word”: the legacy of the National Autism Trainer Programme
Commissioned training from the National Autism Trainer Programme has come to an end. At the programme’s closing conference, we reflected on the programme’s legacy and how its implementat...
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New report reveals importance of community-based mental health support
Data reveals need for increased government investment in community-based mental health support for children and young people.