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A fifth of children are unhappy about their mental health, making it their top concern, according to research by Children’s Commissioner Dame Rachel de Souza.

If you're concerned about your child's mental health sign up for a free online workshop from NSFT. The workshops are designed to help parents and carers support the mental health of the children they care for.

People leaving hospital have an opportunity to benefit from a gentle listening ear to ease them back into their everyday lives thanks to a new partnership between Norwich Samaritans and NSFT.

NSFT have released their latest podcast episode of Mental Health and You, titled ‘Recovery narratives'.

“We want to be able to treat everyone needing a hospital stay as close to home as possible. Sadly, the current demand for mental health support means we will not meet the ambition to reduce the number of people we send out of area for hospital care to zero in September. As a system, we will work towards March 2022.

Consultant Perinatal and Liaison Psychiatrist Dr Zeyn Green-Thompson has reflected on the impact the pandemic has had on the mental health of mothers and their babies in response to the theme of this year’s World Patient Safety Day, “safe maternal and newborn care”.