"Due to a processing error, a number of people who died within 28 days of a positive COVID-19 test in 2022 were not reported in a timely manner. 2,714 deaths within 28 days of a positive test were added retrospectively on 6 April 2022." Oh my.
Right now a cruel bill that seeks to turn people fleeing for their lives from war & persecution into criminals is progressing through Parliament.
Help us spread the word – please like and share.
#NotACriminal#TogetherWithRefugees🧡
New economic research by @CPEC_LSE launched today with the MMHA and @CentreforMH shows increasing access to treatment for common maternal mental health problems could have a net benefit of around half a billion pounds: https://t.co/O7rngUafHd #ASoundInvestment#MakeAllCareCount
Figures from our #UKPoverty2022 report warn of a harmful legacy, with half a million more children sinking into very deep poverty.
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This is such a great endorsement of the work of everyone involved with the Alliance over many years. Thank you to all involved, particularly our members and our staff team.
Today, @WSACommunity and the MMHA publish the results of an independent five-year evaluation of the #EveryonesBusiness Campaign, including its impact on #PerinatalMentalHealth service provision and recommendations for the future.
Read all about it at https://t.co/s6RgNtDFlv
We're hiring for an exciting new role! The Membership and Local Voices Officer will play a key part in a new project designed to enable local communities to campaign for positive change in the provision of #PerinatalMentalHealth services.
Find out more at https://t.co/U9DPpAEvDI
The MMHA is delighted to announce the appointment of our new Chief Executive Officer, @LauraSeebohm.
We look forward to welcoming Laura to the team in February 2022.
Find out more about the skills and experience she brings to the MMHA at https://t.co/rHYmh3wp9m
Our trustees help set our strategic direction and support us to deliver #EveryonesBusiness campaign objectives. We thank them for their expertise and determination to improve the lives of women & families impacted by perinatal mental illness. https://t.co/SitKGK9TCB #TrusteesWeek
Here's your Covid headline journo-types: 10,000 people have now died of Covid since the restrictions and mandates were lifted on July 19, averaging more than 100 every day.
So how about for #WorldMentalHealthDay this year we all put the ‘awareness’ and ‘lifestyle’ advice to one side and focus on challenging the inequality and injustice that drive so much mental ill health?
We're looking for a CEO who shares our passion and determination to improve the lives of women & families impacted by #PerinatalMentalHealth problems.
Find out more about the role and how to apply: https://t.co/ID84KEqW8f #charityjobs @MMHAlliance https://t.co/a4qOsxyVdc
This interactive tool from the BMJ couldn't be clearer. No matter which way you cut it, adversity in the earliest years of life have a life long adverse impact on child and adult behaviour, physical and mental health. Play around with it to see all the different outcomes
Currently, access to #PerinatalMentalHealth support is not equal. Action is needed to ensure essential services, inc primary care, are commissioned, funded and resourced. MMHA will continue to identify gaps and the impact they have on women, babies and families. #MakeAllCareCount
Last week, we said goodbye to MMHA Co-Founder and CEO, Emily Slater, after an impressive decade with the Alliance.
Emily passes the baton to experienced interim CEO, Justin Irwin (@justirwin). Please join the team in giving him a warm welcome!
Read more: https://t.co/8gLQrdZmAY
What is infant mental health and why does it matter? For Infant Mental Health Awareness Week, we’ve created this new short film which explains why we should all care about the mental health of babies and toddlers. #IMHAW21 https://t.co/00LjsBzdXl