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Leading mental health charities welcome our funding of Advance Choice Documents project
Two leading mental health charities, the Centre for Mental Health and BiPolar UK have welcomed Maudsley Charity’s commitment to over £2.5m in funding for a project that will result in the largest implementation and study of Advance Choice Documents in Europe.
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£2.5m to roll-out of Advance Choice Documents
We've committed over £2.5m in funding to a project that will result in the largest implementation and study of Advance Choice Documents in Europe.
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Celebrating support for mental health projects in Children’s Mental Health Week
As part of Children’s Mental Health Week Maudsley Charity is highlighting three projects we are funding that support children and young people’s mental health.
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Dr Philip Shaw announced as new Director of King’s Maudsley Partnership
We are delighted to announce that Dr Philip Shaw has been appointed Director of the KMPCYP and will take up the role from October 2024.
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First six projects announced for the Living Well with Psychosis programme
Six projects set up to improve the lives of people living with psychosis have received a funding boost of £847,000
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£11m Research England grant to help transform research into children and young people’s mental health
Over £11m of funding from UK Research Partnership Investment Fund (UKRIPF) for King’s College London will fund cutting-edge brain imaging equipment and a pioneering mental health research collaboration hub at the Pears Maudsley Centre for Children and Young People.
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Theme - Young People Most at Risk of Mental Illness
From our longstanding involvement in children and young people’s mental health through the development of the Pears Maudsley Centre for Children and Young People, we know that the need for mental health provision for young people has increased significantly since the pandemic. We also see the role that inequalities play in generating higher incidences of mental illness among young people in southeast London.