REPORT- CENTRE FOR YOUNG LIVES- Funding the future of girls and young women's mental health

“The mental health crisis facing children and young people is one of the most pressing issues facing our society. For women and girls in particular, rates of poor mental health have risen sharply over the past decade.

And yet despite this concerning trend, there has been little recognition of girls and young women’s mental health in public or policy discourse.  With youth services and the voluntary sector already overstretched, girls and young women experiencing poor mental health are left struggling alone

The Centre for Young Lives and Agenda Alliance were commissioned by the Prudence Trust and the Pilgrim Trust to explore the rise in poor mental health among girls and young women and to better understand the role that philanthropy can play in supporting girls and young women to grow up well.”

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