The charity is set up by Martin Lewis.

Prime Minister Theresa May commits to ending GP charges for the Debt and Mental Health Evidence form in response to our campaign.

Our Recovery Space campaign secures a government commitment to extend its Breathing Space debt respite scheme to people in mental health crisis.

Multiple banks work with us to launch gambling spending blocks.

Thanks to our campaigning the FCA u-turns on changes to its definition of ‘vulnerability’, which would have disadvantaged people with mental health problems.

We launch our Mental Health Accessible programme, to make essential services easier to use for people with mental health problems.

Thanks to our Stop the Charge campaign victory, charges for the Debt and Mental Health Evidence form end in England.

The Money and Pensions Service makes mental health a central plank of its new UK financial wellbeing strategy.

Lloyds Bank becomes first to be Mental Health Accessible accredited.

Work kicks off with King’s College London and Citizens Advice to design and pilot a service integrating money and debt advice into mental health talking therapies.

We secure a government commitment to change decades-old rules which force lenders to send distressing letters to people in problem debt.

The government’s Covid-19 mental health and wellbeing recovery plan focuses in on financial harm faced by people with mental health problems.

The government’s Breathing Space is introduced, including debt respite for people receiving mental health crisis care.

Rules which force lenders to send distressing letters to people in problem debt officially change, thanks to our Stop the Debt threats campaign.

Funding for face-to-face debt advice is increased by 50% following our investigation into cuts and campaigning by debt advisors.

Social media platforms are tasked with tackling scam ads is in the Online Safety Bill following a coalition campaign led by Money and Mental Health.

A training module for all mental health professionals is launched on the links between money and mental health problems.

The Financial Conduct Authority launches the Consumer Duty, featuring a number of our recommendations and upping expectations for customer treatment.

The government’s suicide prevention strategy has a core focus on financial difficulty for the first time

Our Mental Health Accessible work reaches 10 UK financial services providers, impacting millions of customers.

Mental Health Accessible begins work with energy and water providers.

We launch the Gambling Harms Action lab, funded through a regulatory settlement by the Gambling Commission, to drive progress in financial services’ work to tackle gambling harms.

The government recommended Money and Mental Health should be given ‘super-complainant’ status, giving us special powers to call on regulators to tackle specific consumer harms.