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A safety net that isn't working Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is designed to help people with specific needs continue to live fulfilling, independent lives. Our latest report shines a light on ...

Drawing on in-depth interviews and group discussions with people experiencing mental illness, the report highlights a “recovery trap” in the PIP system. The charity found that PIP helps people to ...

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is meant to be a safety net for people living with mental illness, offering vital support when life feels toughest. But for too many, the system is failing to ...

Founded over 50 years ago by carers of people living with mental illness, Rethink Mental Illness has a proud history of meeting the needs of carers and fighting for their rights. We believe this work ...

Keep up to date with our latest work including political campaigns, lived experience stories, ways you can get involved and much more.

We need a Personal Independence Payment (PIP) system which supports people back into meaningful employment. Sadly, it all too often catches people living with mental illness in a recovery trap. Imogen ...

The government has announced significant 10-year cross-government strategy to improve mental health care. We welcome what could prove to be a significant step forward for people living with mental ...

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is not an out of work benefit. In fact, it often helps people with specific needs continue to live fulfilling, independent lives. Sadly though, stories like Kim’s ...

Our group offers people living with mental illness the chance to come together in a safe, supportive, and welcoming space. Our group meets twice a week to socialise, share experiences, and offer ...

If you’re looking for support for yourself or someone you care about, you’re in the right place. We know how difficult it can feel when you’re worried, overwhelmed, or unsure where to turn next. This ...