Nearly a Quarter of 14-Year-Old Girls Self-Harm 29 Aug 2018 Agenda responds to a new report by Children’s Society showing nearly a quarter of girls aged 14 have self-harmed.
Appalling Rates of Self-Inflicted Deaths Among Women and Girls 14 Aug 2018 Women and girls detained under the Mental Health Act are taking their lives at “appalling” rates, according to a report from Agenda.
32 Women Die After Being Restrained 3 Jul 2018 Thirty two women died after experiencing restraint over a five year period, according to new figures obtained by Agenda.
Response to Female Offender Strategy 27 Jun 2018 Agenda responds to the Female Offender Strategy announced today by the Ministry of Justice.
Commission on Domestic And Sexual Violence To Take Evidence in Wales 7 Jun 2018 A ground-breaking national commission focusing on domestic and sexual abuse is taking evidence in Cardiff today.
Response to Mental Health Act Review Interim Report 1 May 2018 Agenda responds to the independent Mental Health Act Review interim report.
Response to CQC Report Monitoring the Mental Health Act 27 Feb 2018 Agenda responds to the CQC report 'Monitoring the Mental Health Act 2016-17'.
Response to Increase in Mental Health Act Detentions 24 Jan 2018 Agenda responds to the Care Quality Commission’s report highlighting an increase in detentions under the Mental Health Act.
Women's Mental Health Needs Underestimated 24 Jan 2018 Nine out of 10 people do not realise women are more likely to have poor mental health than men, a new survey by Agenda and Opinium shows.
Girls More Than Twice as Likely as Boys to Experience 'Emotional Problems' 11 Jan 2018 Agenda responds to new report about mental health problems in young people aged 11 to 14.
Government Response to Lammy Review 20 Dec 2017 Agenda welcomes the government’s response to the Lammy Review into racial bias in the criminal justice system.
Lammy Review Draws Attention to Double Disadvantage BAME Women Face 11 Oct 2017 Katharine Sacks-Jones, Director of Agenda, responds to the Lammy Review, informed by our recent report into BAME women’s experiences of the criminal justice system, Double Disadvantage.
