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  1. Making the invisible visible – where health meets housing

    Did you know that the average person spends 90% of their lifetime indoors? If you are 40 years old, that’s a massive 36 years. We spend so much time indoors that we should be called the indoor generation! Sure, there are lots of studies, evidence and awareness of what contributes to outdoor pollution and how […]

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  2. London’s movement for better mental health has helped 1.3 million Londoners to thrive as it turns five

    More than 1.3 million people have participated in events and activities to improve mental health and tackle inequalities as part of the Thrive LDN movement since 2017. Highlights positive results of meaningful relationships and interventions developed at a London, multi-borough and community or local level. ‘We can’t overlook the huge challenges in recent years which […]

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  3. London Health Podcast

    The London Health Podcast aims to tackle specific issues affecting health and care so we can make London the world’s healthiest city. Follow the links below to subscribe to the London Health Podcast on your favoured platform. Jump to playlist #AskAboutAsthma The #AskAboutAsthma campaign encourages children and young people, their families, and those involved in […]

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  4. Personality disorders: Increasing awareness and raising hope

    Healthy London Partnership · Personality disorder series Personality disorders have been called the most misunderstood mental health condition. They have a legacy of confusion and controversy around diagnosis, language, what it means and how it impacts individuals, and even what they should be called. Yet it is estimated that worldwide, around 8% of the general […]

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  5. Navigating homelessness and loneliness day to day

    In this homeless health blog, Dr Jenny Drife shares reflections and thought-provoking insights on links between homelessness and loneliness for #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek 2022. Jenny is a member of the START Community Mental Health Team for people sleeping rough in Southwark, Lambeth and Croydon.

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  6. Five Ways to Wellbeing for Children and Young People

    Good Thinking has launched a new resource as part of its ‘Five Ways to Wellbeing” series. Five ways to Wellbeing for Children and Young People has been developed in collaboration with Partnership for Young London, ensuring that that the needs and views of young people are closely integrated into the resource. It provides advice and […]

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  7. LGBTQ+ mental health resources for parents and carers

    This section of the toolkit include a range of advice for parents and carers children and young people on how to deal with situations and mental health concerns in relation to LGBTQ+. LGBTQ+ resources for parents and carers FFLAG FFLAG are a national charity who are dedicated to supporting parents and their lesbian, gay, bisexual […]

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  8. LGBTIQ+ and mental health resources for education settings

    This section of the toolkit has been created to support professionals in education settings with mental health issues in relation to LGBTIQ+ and Mental Health. Resources include a range of advice on how to deal with situations and signpost to services that can help students. LGBTIQ+ and Mental Health resources for education settings The Proud […]

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