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Evaluation
Publication date: 
2015
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The report speaks to the complexity of addressing mental health and poverty, detailing how governments across the UK can tackle mental health and poverty through policy, services and research in health, social care, education, employment, social security, advice and the built environment.

The report is authored by Tom McInnes, Adam Tinson, Ceri Hughes, Theo Barry Born, and Hannah Aldridge.

 

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