What happens when young men don't work?
From a report by The Institute of Family Studies (
Young men still view work as a key indicator of their successful entrance into adulthood. So their inability to be in a full-time job causes despair. 42% feel they are “failures.”
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Building resilience in children and young people
From a study by The Australian Institute of Family
What does good practice looks like in community-based interventions designed to build resilience in children and young people aged 7–20? Evidence that three types of interventions can improve resilience..
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How art is making people healthier
From an article from Reasons to be Cheerful
Encouraging healthy behaviours, supporting child development, managing mental illness, neurological conditions and noncommunicable diseases, as well as supporting end-of-life care.
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We've been counting the bodies wrong - 2
From a book 'Greater Than Gravity' by Michael J Me
We need to recognise that our society, sadly and surprisingly, is still in the budding stages of understanding and addressing the epidemic of childhood trauma. There are 3 areas of effort required.
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We've been counting the bodies wrong - 1
From a book 'Greater Than Gravity' by Michael J Me
Childhood trauma is the No 1 root cause of death. But recorded on death certificates is; heart disease, cancer, overdose, etc. It creates destruction across mental, physical, spiritual, and social aspects of life.
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Heal by Hair
From resources from The Blue Mind Foundation
An initiative to improve the mental health and well‑being of African women through the hairdresser’s chair - one client at a time. Training equips hairdressers with knowledge, breaks stigma re mental‑health disorders, provides information.
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Teen loneliness
From an article by Child and Family Blog
Loneliness is more than a fleeting emotion - it’s a serious health concern. A study reveals patterns of teen loneliness and their links to mental health, academic performance, belonging. Suggests actions for families and communities.
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Emotions and behaviours
From an animation by Emerging Minds
A short animation to help parents and families understand the connections between children’s emotions and behaviours. Use to open the door to conversations with parents to help them better understand and support their children.
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Online - Young people, social media, and mental health
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What does the evidence show?
Debate around young people and technology is full of strong claims. Prof. Candice Odgers brings the research into focus, including where the picture is more complicated than the headlines suggest. Join the Jacobs Foundation live from Zürich for a keynote by Candice Odgers, Chancellor’s Professor of Psychology and Informatics at the University of California, Irvine, followed by a panel discussion on the implications for schools, families, and policy.
03/11/2026
16:50
Online - How do people think about children's mental health?
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How do people think about children’s mental health? And what does this mean for how we communicate to build understanding and support for change?
FrameWorks UK's new research found that many of the assumptions we hold about children’s mental health can make it harder to see the role their surroundings play in shaping it – from whether they have a safe, warm home, to a neighbourhood with space to play.
Join FrameWorks UK's Director of Impact, Maria Castellina, for a free, one-hour webinar to look at the mindsets that can move us forward in building a new story that shows what good children’s mental health is, how it can be created, and how it helps children to thrive.
05/11/2026
12:00