Tag: Mental health

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In recent years we’ve seen a continued and increasing link between health and economic outcomes, brought into sharp focus by COVID-19. Imran Hashmi and Laura Charlesworth examine what this means for the UK labour market and for levelling up.
14th March, 2023
Covid-19 • Disabilities • Economy and business • Employment • Health and social care • Inequality • Mental health • Public Health

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With millions at risk of losing their jobs, people with disabilities and health conditions in long-term unemployment should be supported locally, removing this responsibility from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
29th October, 2020

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Over 2 million people are out of work due to health conditions and disabilities. But each year, only 4% move into employment. Introducing new research This Isn't Working, Tom Pollard argues that support for this group should lie with...
27th October, 2020
Disabilities • DWP • Employment • Mental health • Welfare

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In this podcast, we discuss why the DWP report is ill-equipped to support people out of long-term unemployment. And we look at at the community approach that could replace it.
27th October, 2020
Disabilities • DWP • Employment • Health and social care • Mental health • Podcast

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Over 2 million people are out of work due to health conditions and disabilities. But each year, only 4% move into employment. This Isn't Working, argues that support for this group should lie with local areas, and not the...
27th October, 2020
Disabilities • DWP • Employment • Health and social care • Mental health • Research Reports

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Offering a vision for a fundamentally different approach to supporting people into employment.
7th April, 2020
Disabilities • Employment • Mental health • Welfare • Wellbeing
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“I just found it really difficult to get out and meet people” Mary Evans says. “I was in my first month at university, in a new city surrounded by other freshers and everyone else looked like they were having...
29th March, 2019
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Exploring how councils are working to tackle loneliness.
14th March, 2019
Community Power • Health and social care • Innovation In-depth • Members • Mental health • Wellbeing
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Eighteen is known as an exciting age. It is an age synonymous with unprecedented freedom, when the phrases ‘the world is your oyster’ and ‘what’s next is up to you’ are never far from earshot. While some eighteen-year olds...
17th May, 2018

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In November 2014, NLGN hosted a roundtable discussion in partnership with the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) and MindEd to consider how local government can prioritise early intervention in child and adolescent mental health. This involved...
22nd January, 2015