Work, Welfare and Mental Health: Transitions Over Time Using qualitative longitudinal methodology to explore transitions between work and welfare benefits…
Understanding mental health in the UK welfare system This qualitative study explores the ways in which UK working-age benefits claimants describe and…
Keyworker perspectives on employment support for people with mental health problems A qualitative exploration of the experiences of employability keyworkers, with Better Connect.
New study explores impact of the Adoption Support Fund Researchers from our Work and Welfare Reform programme explore family mental health.
How and why insecure work negatively impacts mental health Dr Annie Irvine writes about her recent review for the Work Foundation.
Towards a mental health-promoting welfare system: what we know and what we don’t Professor Ben Baumberg Geiger discusses the future agenda of research on welfare and mental health…
What is Mental Health Dr Annie Irvine reflects on her own journey with mental health and how she came to ask the question,…
The COVID Decade: Understanding the long-term societal impacts of COVID-19 Centre researchers contribute to this important British Academy led report.
7 December 2022 New paper brings together evidence linking precarious employment and poor mental health The concise overview illuminates precisely how and why it is that precarious employment has negative…
5 December 2022 Researchers reveal hidden long-term care cost of raising UK pension age Raising the UK’s State Pension Age (SPA) from 66 to 68 comes with hidden costs that will negatively…
10 June 2022 Improving job quality reduces depression and anxiety for women New research has demonstrated for the first time the widely discussed but poorly documented link…
6 April 2021 New report explores the long-term impacts of COVID-19 Members of the ESRC Centre for Society and Mental Health have contributed to a British Academy…