A social media ban isn’t a quick fix. While risks are real, it overlooks the complexity of young people’s lives online. We need balanced, evidence-based solutions, that address causes, reduce harm, and support safe, positive digital experiences. Read our full response: cypmhc.org.uk/cypmhc-respo...
Today’s announcement of a UK ban on social media for under-16s is a significant moment in how we think about young people’s digital lives, but it’s not the outcome that many hoped for. At a time when…
Children and Young People's Mental Health Coalition
3/3 We hope the next stage of the report can find genuine solutions to ensure systems of support can respond more effectively to different levels of need, embedding the views and needs of young people at the heart of services.
The evaluation found clear improvements in emotional wellbeing, behaviour, and social connection among the children and young people who took part. With positive effects across families, schools, and communities.
Our response to the Chancellor’s Spring Forecast
The Chancellor used her statement to focus on young people. But if the Government is serious about helping young people find meaningful employment, they must invest in their mental health. Read our full response: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...
New briefing from @centreformh.bsky.social shows up to 70% of neurodivergent young people experience significant mental health symptoms at school. Services must adapt & provide strengths‑based, evidence‑led support. Briefing: www.centreformentalhealth.org.uk/publications...
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