YoungMinds Updates
Latest organisational news and updates about YoungMinds
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Cyber security incident
An update on a cyber security incident, July 2020.
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Paying tribute to our Chair, Dr Elizabeth Vallance
We pay tribute to our Chair of Trustees, Dr Elizabeth Vallance OBE, who we are deeply sad to announce has died.
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Black Lives Matter: Standing with the Black community
A statement from our CEO, Emma Thomas, on the Black Lives Matter movement and how we are looking to support the mental health of young people of colour across the UK, now and in the future.
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A New Home For YoungMinds
As we move into a new office, our CEO Emma Thomas reflects on how this enables us to continue our fight for young people’s mental health.
Latest From YoungMinds
All the latest news and views from YoungMinds
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Looking after yourself at uni
Being at university can be a really exciting period in your life, but it can also feel stressful or overwhelming at times. Here are some ways you can look after yourself.
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Online workshop: Introduction to Children and Young People’s Mental Health
This interactive online workshop will help you understand mental health and learn practical ways of working with children experiencing distress.
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Online workshop: Introduction to Participation
Understand how participation can improve mental health services for children and young people, and how you can integrate participation into your work.
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Coping with anxiety about going back to school
After so long off school, it is completely natural to feel anxious about returning. Two of our bloggers share their worries and what's helping them cope.
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Supporting a child returning to school after lockdown
Our Parents Helpline experts share their tips for supporting a child in the transition back to school life.
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Supporting your pupils through the COVID-19 pandemic
Tips, advice and wellbeing resources to support pupils, staff and parents during the COVID-19 pandemic and the transition back to the classroom.
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Coping with social anxiety as lockdown eases
It is completely normal to feel anxious about seeing friends again after so long in lockdown. Gigi, 25, shares her experience of this and how she is coping.
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Racism and my mental health
"Nobody has any right to discriminate against you based on your race or ethnicity. Ever." Our Activist Luke, 15, shares how his experience of racism has affected his mental health.
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Beyond Tomorrow
We're calling on the Government to limit the long-term impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on young people’s mental health