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Three NIHR Research Schools’ Mental Health Programme Newsletter - November 2024

12 November 2024

The November Three NIHR Research Schools’ Mental Health Programme Newsletter is out now. Sign-up to our newsletters to stay updated about our latest news, publications and funding.

Three NIHR Research Schools' Mental Health Programme Funding Call - Projects to improve PPIE

5 November 2024

The NIHR Three Schools Mental Health Research Programme has launched a new funding call for Projects to improve PPIE.

Where is the village that was promised?

5 November 2024

Mental Health Fellowship award holder Ruth Naughton-Doe shares a video called 'Where is the village that was promised?' that focuses on perinatal loneliness.

Unearthing Our Joy - Utopia Creative Hub's Community Ensemble

4 November 2024

In collaboration with Utopia Creative Hub, the University of Sheffield's Festival of the Mind team Stephanie Ejegi-Memeh, Three NIHR Research Schools' Mental Health Programme Career Development Award holder, has created a video promoting Black mental health, wellbeing and joy.

Three NIHR Research Schools' Mental Health Programme Funding Call - Career Development Award

7 October 2024

The NIHR Three Schools Mental Health Research Programme has launched a new funding call for a Career Development Award.

Three NIHR Research Schools' Mental Health Programme Research Development Grant Funding Call

16 September 2024

The NIHR Three Schools Mental Health Research Programme has launched a new Research Development Grant for Mental Health in Different Religious Groups

Three NIHR Research Schools’ Mental Health Programme Newsletter - August 2024

23 August 2024

The August Three NIHR Research Schools’ Mental Health Programme Newsletter is out now. Sign-up to our newsletters to stay updated about our latest news, publications and funding.

Children in most need of specialist mental health support often turned away because their situation is too unstable

22 August 2024

A new study by the University of Cambridge and the National Children’s Bureau shows serious issues when children and young people with social work involvement for current concerns or experiencing poverty try to access mental health services (CAMHS).