Author: Money and Mental Health
Making debt advice work for people with mental health problems
Liam Hill, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health
Being your own boss: the upsides and challenges for people with mental health problems
Rachel Braverman, Research Officer, Money and Mental Health
Why I’m alarmed by the alarmism around technology and our mental health
Liam Hill, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health
Report launch: Too ill to work, too broke not to
Brian Semple, Head of External Affairs, Money and Mental Health
The government should go further in fixing Universal Credit roll-out
Katie Evans is the Head of Policy and Research at Money and Mental Health.
Too ill to work, too broke not to
Nikki Bond, Research Assistant, Money and Mental Health
Budget 2018: Tough on problem debt, but not the causes of debt?
Helen Undy, Director, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
Never just a number: the value of debt advice
Kiri Saunders, External Communications Manager, Christians Against Poverty
Progress in the bank towards tackling problem gambling
Helen Undy, Director, Money and Mental Health