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The benefits of admitting that you don't know

From a blog by Behavioral Scientist

How much is intellectual humility associated with learning outcomes?

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9 key findings on impact of volunteering on volunteers

From a blog by NCVO

The impact of volunteering across four main areas: mental health and wellbeing, physical health, social connections, and employability and skills.

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The value to a family of reading

From an article by CNN

Reading aloud has been found to be significantly beneficial to both children and their parents.

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Becoming a trauma sensitive school

Geoff Knott

Beacon House have a great list of resources on their website as recommended to them by teachers, parents and mental health professionals.

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What MPs say are best ways to lobby

From a blog by nfpSynergy

Charities face the constant challenge of how to best use funds to get their message heard by politicians. Which approach is best?

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Children’s well-being and social relationships, UK: 2018

From an article by ONS

Children’s well-being is an important part of the nation’s well-being. Childhood sets the foundation for a well-functioning and healthy adulthood.

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Freed from Shame

From a blog by Dawn Holmes

Real-life stories from Christians struggling with various mental health issues and suggestions for churches and individuals supporting people.

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No Questions Asked

From a report by Youthscape

Youthscape study discovers a profound lack of questioning around God, faith and religion among the young people they spoke to.

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Recovery space

From a report by the Money and Mental Health Polic

Policy recommendations to ensure that people receiving medical support for a mental health crisis are protected from financial harm, and given space to recover

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Compassionate Communities

From an article in Resurgence magazine

A “compassionate community” scheme in Frome aimed at tackling loneliness and associated ill health has helped cut emergency hospital admissions by 17%.

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