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Becca Stacey
Senior Research Officer
Policy notes and publications
- Always on your mind March 20, 2024 - Preventing persistent money and mental health problems.
- Through the lens: Ethnicity, money and mental health April 19, 2023 - Exploring how our ethnicity can interact with our money and mental health.
- Through the lens: Age, money and mental health December 15, 2022 - Exploring how our age can interact with our money and mental health.
- Through the lens: Gender, money and mental health September 21, 2022 - Exploring how our gender can interact with our money and mental health.
- Money and Mental Health’s submission to the Department for Work and Pensions consultation on Modernising support for independent living: the health and disability green paper July 10, 2024 - People with mental health problems often face significant and ongoing costs due to their condition, for which PIP is crucial in helping them meet the costs of their additional needs.
- Money and Mental Health’s submission to the Department for Work and Pensions and the Department of Health and Social Care’s call for evidence on fit note reform July 5, 2024 - Money and Mental Health outlines why instead of making it harder for people with mental health problems to obtain fit notes, the government should focus on addressing the underlying drivers of rises in poor mental health, including financial difficulty.
- Money and Mental Health’s submission to the Work and Pensions Select Committee’s inquiry into Disability Employment March 27, 2024 - Money and Mental Health outlines the steps employers and the DWP should take to address the mental health employment gap.
- Money and Mental Health’s submission to the Public Accounts Committee’s inquiry into Progress in implementing Universal Credit February 28, 2024 - Money and Mental Health outlines the steps the DWP should take to better support people with mental health problems through the managed migration process.
Recent blogs
- Universal Credit: Why managed migration is failing people with mental health problems May 22, 2024
- The government’s proposed benefits reforms are a worrying step backwards April 23, 2024
- How to disrupt the long-term cycle of money and mental health problems March 20, 2024
- Why the DWP’s proposed changes to the Work Capability Assessment risk harming people with mental health problems November 20, 2023
- Delivering an effective mental health moratorium in Scotland September 19, 2023