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** August 2022
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Hello from Sarah!
Dear friends,

This month we published a
new briefing ([link removed]) on poverty and its impact on mental health. The evidence is clear that if we're serious about improving mental health we have to be serious about ending poverty.

We have some exciting new opportunities to join our research team! If you're passionate about equality in mental health and the role of research in getting us there,
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Take care,

Sarah
Poverty, economic inequality and mental health ([link removed])
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This briefing explores how living in poverty increases people’s risk of mental health difficulties, and calls for concrete action to improve mental health by increasing the incomes and reducing the costs of the poorest people in society.
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Evaluation of OHID's Better Mental Health Fund ([link removed])
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We are evaluating how OHID's Better Mental Health Fund has been supporting mental health in communities - watch this film showcasing the difference these projects are making.

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Job opportunities ([link removed])
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We have new opportunities to join our research team!

We're looking for a Researcher with the passion for equality in mental health
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We're also looking for Sessional Qualitative Researchers to support us with specific research projects on an hourly rate basis
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Blogs
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‘Building a rebel alliance': How the voluntary and sector can work together to improve community mental health services ([link removed])
by David Woodhead

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Challenging white privilege through peer research and coproduction ([link removed])
by Androulla Harris

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Heads up: rethinking mental health services for young people at risk of harm ([link removed])
by Charlotte Rainer & Dr Huong Le

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Ending poverty: the greatest public health challenge of our time ([link removed])
by Ed Davie

News
Commission on Young Lives warns that children's mental health services are buckling under pressure post-Covid ([link removed])
Tackle poverty and economic inequality to boost mental health, says Centre for Mental Health briefing paper ([link removed])
Dr Edana Minghella: A tribute from Centre for Mental Health's Dr Graham Durcan ([link removed])
Centre for Mental Health’s Head of IPS wins International IPS Excellence in Training Award ([link removed])

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