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Platform 51 supports girls and women as they take control of their lives.

mental health campaign

what we want

Nomah Dziruni
Tamsin Ritchie
Amanda Duffy
Pippa Rendel
Andrea Heverin
Jacqueline Roach
Annie Anglim
Andrea Hutchinson
Elaine Clark
Jasmin Flynn
Pamela-Marie Lumbroso
Alicia Amende
Emma Willder
Robyn Philip
Tracy Davies
sally sinfield
Paula Reid
BELINDA Plant
Laura Roberts
natalie dancer
Kathryn Welch
lucy vermussche
Cezara Nanu
fiona butcher
Janine Howard
leanne mcpherson
Victoria Manning- James
Selina Westcott
Amanda Williams
Angela Gordon
Rhianna Ketley
Monefa Walker
Helen Phillips
Helen Leigh-Phippard
Sarah Hamilton
Lois Sparkes
Emi Herbert
emma murray
Rachel Clarke
Rhiannon Lockley
Jennifer Taylor
Cheryl Harris
Emma-Marie Newman
Rebekah L Jewell
Lou Watts
Joanna Fisher
Preethi Sundaram
Nelisiwe ( Neli ) Mhlongo
Sarah Durkin
Emily Upham
Rosie Price
caroline brand
Julia Hardman
Leah Gray
Ruth Austin
lauren wright
Freda Lightfoot
heidi killick
Anne Whelan
Susanne Hart
Holly Wakeman
Kirsty Armstrong
Lynn Mumford
Vicki Aitken
charon matthew
Charlotte Wetton
Ciaran Osborne
KATIE KYRIACOU
Thenmoli Rajendran
Dave Haniff
Caroline Oleary
Elizabeth Pearson
Rosie Patterson
cheryl richards
Emily Moreton
Laura Oxby
noureen louis
Beverly Higgins
Cathy Hodges
caroline smith
Louise O'Hanlon
Kiera Bibby
Sophie Waite
Hannah Barnes
Sue Robinson
Marianna Kemp
Tamsin Williams
Bethan Yater
Pete ElderField
Megan George
Ellie Star
Alice Ellis-Bray
Pete Skinner
Lauren Sweeney
Joanna Payne
Anna Stephens
Lydia Tomas
Laura Brown
George Turner
Abbie Perkin

Our research reveals a real crisis women’s mental health. Women are not receiving adequate care and support for their mental health problems and the remedies they are given are not working.

This is what we want:

  • We want an immediate and comprehensive review of the support offered to women with mental health problems.
  • There should be a review of the use of prescription drugs and antidepressants. Are they really appropriate? Girls and women tell us they need access to other therapies.
  • Girls and women need to be able to get information, advice and guidance services so they can make choices about their health and wellbeing.
  • We want GPs, health visitors, midwives and other care providers receive training on girls’ and women’s mental health and wellbeing.
  • The causes and consequences of mental health problems need to be tackled to help women build resilience and prevent problems from escalating. Funding need to be made available for a range of interventions to do this.

We will be working with local and national government, with partners, local service providers, with health providers and agencies to encourage these things to happen.

Full details of all our recommendations can be found on page 16 of our report.

read our report

read our report

Our 24-page research report describes the common triggers for mental health problems in girls and women and the impact of poor mental health. The report examines how women cope, how they feel about the support they receive and makes recommendations for change.

Download report