In a survey of over 300,000 students, less than half felt they had received enough help for their mental health during the pandemic.

NHS referral figures show that a high number of under-18s went without contact or mental health support prior to the pandemic.

A new report highlights the consequences of little to no social interaction during lockdown for university students.

Teenagers are feeling more optimistic about their future as restrictions are due to lift, but loneliness and anxiety remain prevalent.

One in three children may be in need of mental health support to deal with the psychological aftermath of the pandemic, a new survey says.

Eating disorders, the effects of social media, and childhood experiences are among subjects of new research projects set to receive funds.

Fears about climate change are becoming more prominent among young people in Wales, with more children seeking support on the issue.

Most parents think their children should learn about mental health management and relationships in schools, according to new figures.

£40 million will be invested in improving NHS youth mental health services, enhancing staff training, and providing more hospital beds.

A new study reveals a beneficial effect of pandemic restrictions on young people with lower than average pre-pandemic mental health.

Disadvantaged children are mentally struggling and worrying about having enough food as a result of lockdown, a survey has revealed.

Gaps in NHS services are leaving infants from 0–2 years of age without vital mental health support, according to a new report.

Just over 2000 young people have been waiting over a year for specialist mental health support in Scotland.

A growing number of young people are dealing with stress, anxiety and depression caused by climate change concerns, according to experts.

NHS trusts are struggling to keep up with demand for children's mental health services, a new survey suggests.

British teenagers are asking for cleaner, safer, and more local natural space along with greener streets to help them benefit from nature.

Schools and colleges across England will receive £17 million in funding aimed at boosting student mental health support services.

Exposure to technology over time has little to no impact on mental health, according to new findings.

The number of teenagers with depression and anxiety has more than doubled over the course of the pandemic, a new study reveals.

Over 60% of secondary school teachers have seen mental health problems emerge among students who were previously unknown to have them.