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Author: VHefti

Minds Ahead launches partnership with eQuoo

Posted February 1, 2019February 27, 2020 VHeftiPosted in Uncategorized

by Shelly Masters, Learning and Development Manager Did you say eQuoo? ‘Is that even a word?’ my friend asked me […]

Pilotlight Barclays Strategic Review Programme

Posted December 5, 2018February 27, 2020 VHeftiPosted in Uncategorized

Minds Ahead have benefitted from a high-level strategic review, providing added in clarity on how we can improve mental health […]

Finalist of the Social Enterprise UK awards: “One to Watch”

Posted December 5, 2018February 27, 2020 VHeftiPosted in Uncategorized

Just 18-months after founding, Minds Ahead has been recognised as a finalist by Social Enterprise UK, as ‘One to Watch’ […]

Sharing is caring at the CORC conference

Posted November 28, 2018February 27, 2020 VHeftiPosted in Uncategorized

by Shelly Masters On 15 October 2018 I attended my first CORC Forum. For those who don’t know CORC stands […]

Westminster Insight event 16 Oct 18

Posted October 17, 2018February 27, 2020 VHeftiPosted in Uncategorized

 Massive interest in the mental health in school’s agenda by Dean Johnstone On 16 October 2018 I had the pleasure […]

New mental health specialist role

Posted July 18, 2018October 1, 2020 VHeftiPosted in Uncategorized

Dean Johnstone, our CEO, outlines the thinking to the new mental health specialist role for schools.

What Does It Take For A Child To Get Help With Their Mental Health?

Posted June 21, 2018October 7, 2020 VHeftiPosted in Uncategorized

Our new report published today lays bare the scale and severity of the UK’s Youth Mental health crisis, showing that children […]

Schools and experts discuss mental health in the House of Commons

Posted March 15, 2018October 1, 2020 VHeftiPosted in Uncategorized

Blog article by Dean Johnstone on the Round table event, 14 March 2018: This week I was honoured to hold […]

The government green paper is ambitious and has the potential for school-led system change

Posted December 19, 2017October 1, 2020 VHeftiPosted in Thought Leadership

By Dean Johnstone, CEO & Founder The government green paper on mental health is a big step the right direction […]

Press release: call for major changes in government policy

Posted October 4, 2017October 7, 2020 VHeftiPosted in Uncategorized

UK’s first centre for mental health in schools, a partnership between Minds Ahead and Leeds Beckett University, calls for major […]

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