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Marking one year of our Participation Strategy
Joseph Lloyd, one of our Participation Officers, reflects on Anna Freud's participation over the past year and outlines the team's vision for 2025 and beyond.
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Intervention that helps students normalise everyday emotions the ‘most promising’ trialled in landmark mental health study
Education for Wellbeing, led in partnership by mental health charity Anna Freud and UCL, tested five interventions and involved more than 30,000 primary and secondary school students.
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We’re getting behind Future Minds
More than 30 charities are backing a call for the Government to deliver urgent reform to boost children and young people’s mental health services.
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Three ways to help young children understand and manage their emotions
To mark Children’s Mental Health Week 2025, we have shared some tips to help you support young children to make sense of their emotions.
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Adverse childhood experiences in firstborns associated with poor mental health of siblings
Anna Freud calls for increased prevention funding following results from first-of-its-kind study released during Children’s Mental Health Week.
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Our response to rising mental health admissions in acute hospitals
Our CEO, Professor Eamon McCrory, responds to new data revealing a steady rise in mental health hospital admissions for children and young people since 2012.
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We respond to the Equality at work report
We welcome recommendations for greater support for parents who’ve experienced pregnancy and baby loss.
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"We’ve seen ripples of change”: the impact of the National Autism Trainer Programme
How this ground-breaking programme has helped to improve care for autistic people.
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Our response to the new Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill
How the new bill can best support children’s mental health and wellbeing.
