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The New Public Health System

More details on the design of the new public health system, including the role and responsibilities of local government in public health, the operating model for the new executive agency Public...

Recovery insights

This report is about the different ways in which people live with and recover from persistent or recurring mental health problems. It draws on 55 people’s personal experience of mental illness and...

Getting back into the world Reflections on lived experiences of recovery

This report is part of Rethink’s programme of work on recovery and focuses on the experiences and perspectives of people facing the challenge of recovering from mental illness. It involved an...

Refocus Promoting recovery in community mental health services

Rethink believes that people with mental illness should be encouraged to achieve personal goals in all areas of life. We have worked for many years to make our 300 services more recovery-centred and...

100 ways to support recovery A guide for mental health professionals

This is a guide for mental health staff, which aims to support the development of a focus on recovery within our services. It provides different ideas for working with service users* in a recovery...

ADCS position statement: what is care for?

This position statement is the first in a short series that articulates ADCS members’ collective aspirations for the care system. ADCS is the national leadership organisation in England for directors...

Draft legislation on Reform of provision for children and young people with Special Educational Needs

Children and young people who have a special educational need or disabilitydeserve the same life chances as every other child. But, too often, thesystems that should support them and their families...

BE BOTHERED! Making Education Count for Young Carers

As this report shows the caring role can often have a damaging effect on a young carer’s education and prevent them from achieving their full potential. The young carers we work with told us they...

Support for care leavers aged 21 to 25 with education and training

This guide is for young people who have left care. It tells you what support you may be entitled to with education and training when you are aged 21 and over. It is written by the National Care...

Child poverty Key facts for councillors

Child poverty is a complex, cross-cutting issue which exists across the country. It affects children’s lives in many ways, across a wide range of services and over many years. It can affect every...

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