What pressures have the £20 Universal Credit cut put on community groups?
The temporary increase for Universal Credit was cut in October 2021, leaving community groups with additional concerns over how to
Cold body, warm heart: is cold water the key to mental and physical health?
Throughout the winter across the capital, people are taking part in cold water swimming for the perceived benefits to their
The secrets of a Nightline listener: Revealing the unheard voices of student mental health support services
Being a university student can simultaneously feel like one of the best times and one of the worst times of
Royal British Legion’s income plummets after record-breaking figures pre-pandemic
With the pandemic affecting fundraising, the Royal British Legion’s (RBL) total income dropped by nearly 20% in the 2019/20 financial report,
‘I am unstable’: Living with Complex PTSD
Complex PTSD, or CPTSD, is caused by repeated or ongoing trauma. It is a mental illness that can have a
Dogs Trust gifts 1,600 Christmas hampers to homeless dog owners
Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, delivered more than 1,600 Christmas parcels to dogs whose owners are experiencing homelessness, as demand
Registering overseas vaccinations: the quest for booster jabs
The vaccine booster campaign has increased across the UK in recent weeks, in part of an attempt to tackle the
Should WSL games be played at men’s stadiums?
Women’s Super League games are increasingly being played at men’s stadiums despite dwindling attendance. The Barclays FA WSL have seen
£440,000 funding available to tackle BAME organ, blood and stem cell donor shortage
The government has announced £440,000 of funding available to Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities to address the shortage of