Geopolitical Conflict, Inflation and Sector Resilience Webinar
Ella Dunthorne
Published: July 21, 2026
In this webinar, held on 8 July 2026, Christoph Marr from our partner organisation Marr Procurement Limited explored how rising costs, inflation, and geopolitical uncertainty are affecting mental health charities as they balance increasing demand with tight financial margins. The session examined how organisations can strengthen their resilience through forward planning, informed procurement and proactive…
Read more5 reasons people are turning to AI for mental health support
Ella Dunthorne
Published: June 30, 2026
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in workplaces, public services and charities is developing rapidly. New tools are being introduced to support everything from administration to service delivery. As AI becomes used more frequently in daily life, mental health charities are considering how this technology might be used safely, ethically, and effectively. We have been working with our member organisations to better understand their approaches to AI…
Read moreThe Listening Place
AMHP
Published: May 12, 2026
The Listening Place (TLP) provides free, regular, face-to-face support, by appointment, to people who feel life is no longer worth living. The team of over 850 highly trained volunteers offer 50-minute active listening sessions, allowing people to speak frankly about their suicidal thoughts and feelings in a completely confidential setting. Established in 2016, TLP now…
Read moreFaith Equity Capacity Building Programme
Ella Dunthorne
Published: April 23, 2026
The Association of Mental Health Providers is partnering with Muslim Mind Collaborative (MMC) to support a more equitable future for mental health services enabled by the MMC Faith Equity Capacity Building Programme. “We’re partnering with Muslim Mind Collaborative because we believe in a future of equitable mental health care. This work will support our members…
Read moreCommunity in Recovery: Why No One Should Face an Eating Disorder Alone
Ella Dunthorne
Published: February 24, 2026
By First Steps ED Eating disorders thrive in silence and isolation. Recovery, however, grows in connection. This Eating Disorders Awareness Week, as we reflect on the theme of community, we are reminded that healing rarely happens alone. Whether someone is eight or eighty, newly diagnosed or years into recovery, the presence of safe, understanding people…
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