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An evaluation of the Work Well project, an employment project operating in South London, which invested in local projects that tackled poverty and promoted social inclusion and employment

#MentalHealthResearchMatters was a cross-organisation collaboration between the McPin Foundation, Mental Elf and the University of Oxford to share the importance of mental health research.

From research to operations, communications and public involvement, we’re united by a passion for mental health research and a mission to help put lived experience at its heart. Meet the team.

To mark Parent Mental Health Day, one of the McPin team shares why kids tv shows can be more than just entertainment for the little ones.

Public mental health affects us all – this new tool pulls together all the connected components in one visual framework

Want to find out how you can share your personal experiences of mental health challenges to inform mental health research? Adeola Agunbiade shares her top tips.

Asking the question: what affects a population's mental health, and what does a mentally healthy population look like?

As 2022 continues to see rising energy prices & inflation, and lower benefits support, we look at how money will impact the nation’s mental health more than ever this year.

McPin trustee, Naheen Ali, writes about the value of bringing your lived experience to mental health research.

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, a McPin Peer Researcher & Public Involvement Officer discusses the disparity between awareness-raising and the severity of the national mental health crisis.

A McPin researcher shares why money and mental health are so closely linked, following an evaluation of the Mental Health and Money Advice service.

A McPin research manager shares their experience of 'endo', and how it impacts their mental health, for Endometriosis Awareness Month.

Mental health stories are important – but so is the identity of the storyteller. Following a new study on mental health storytelling, an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion consultant shares why.

McPin Deputy Research Director Dan Robotham shares his experiences of working with the UKRI mental health research networks.

Our Young People’s Network is a mailing list of young people who want to get involved in mental health research. Here you can make connections, learn new skills, have your say and lots more

We’ve been involved with the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on a Fit and Healthy Childhood’s paper asking the Government to reinstate the cancelled 10-year Mental Health Strategy.

Thoughts on evaluating Active Lives, Healthy Minds, a community-based mental health and wellbeing project supporting refugees and migrants living in London.

We are the public involvement partner in a 5-year programme of public mental health research working with academics and members of the public across England

Before Laura left McPin in the summer 2016 to begin a PhD she wrote this blog exploring some of the issues about how we use our lived experience of mental health issues as researchers.

To celebrate Mental Health Awareness Week, JJ Buckle soaks up the research on how nature can boost wellbeing.