Universal Credit and sanctions: the toll on people’s mental health
Cara MacSherry, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
Category: Benefits
Light on carrot, heavy on stick: our reaction to the Autumn Statement
Conor D’Arcy, Interim Chief Executive, Money and Mental Health
Why the DWP’s proposed changes to the Work Capability Assessment risk harming people with mental health problems
Becca Stacey, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
People in vulnerable circumstances and the DWP: a statutory duty to safeguard
Cara MacSherry, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health
Work experience and work coaches: our week at Money and Mental Health
Faith and Zarrah, work experience, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
The Universal Credit system sets people up to fail: here’s how we’re making a difference
Rachel Fergusson, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
How the benefits system impedes people with mental health problems looking for work
Nathan Baber, External Affairs Intern, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
The government’s plans to boost employment must have mental health front and centre
Conor D’Arcy, Head of Research and Policy, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
Threatening benefit sanctions isn’t the way to help people with mental health problems into work
Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
How to fix managed migration and ensure no one gets cut off from their benefits
Nikki Bond, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health Policy Institute