
ALT A graphic illustrating that mental health progress is not always straightforward. On a dark blue background, there is a white line that goes from start to finish via a series of twists and knots. Above the line at the top of the graphic is the message printed in white: "Our mental health journey isn't always linear."

ALT Title: The impact of poverty on children & parents' mental health. Icon: Four teal icons beside one yellow icon. Text: Children from the poorest 20% of households are four times as likely to have serious mental health difficulties by the age of 11 as those from the wealthiest 20%. (Morrison Gutman et al., 2015)

ALT Error screen: Your device ran into a problem and needs to restart, a.k.a you deserve a break to look after your mental health too. 20% complete For more info about how to look after your mental health visit mind.org.uk. If you need to call for support, give us a call: Phone Number: 0300 123 3393

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ALT An illustration celebrating Disability Pride Month. Against a background of the Disability Pride flag (black triangles at the top left and bottom right corners with stripes of green, blue, white, gold and red in between) is a white rectangle containing the following words in blue: 'How to be a good ally this Disability Pride Month – and beyond'.

ALT An illustration by Liz Fosslien. On the left is the headline "when I do something well". Underneath is a circle containing a cartoon of a woman with her hair in a bun wearing a black jumper saying “That was good.” On the right is a headline saying “When I make a minor mistake”. Now the woman is lying flat on the ground in despair. underneath a stream of broken, incomplete, self-critical sentences come out of her mouth. “why am I like can never do anyth that I set out to do this is the worst thing possible and it’s happened like it alwa appens what’s going to beco of me and my career will i eve do anything right where am i going who am I even and have accomplished anything ever.”

















