Transforming children and young people's mental health provision: a green paper

5 Dec 2017

Department of Health and Department for Education

We know that our mental health and wellbeing are vital to our ability to thrive and achieve. One in ten young people has some form of diagnosable mental health condition and we know that children with a mental health problem face unequal chances in their lives, particularly where childhood mental health issues continue into adulthood.

Region:

England

Wales

Document type:

National policy and practice guidance

Category:

Mental health problems

Topic:

Welfare

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