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Note that Public Health England, which we refer to below, transitioned into the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities in the Department of Health and Social Care on 1 October 2021.

is a report by the Faculty of Public Health and the Mental Health Foundation. It supports promoting mental wellbeing and the primary prevention of mental illness.

was produced by the Mental Health Foundation and commissioned by Public Health England. This report sets out the evidence base on how to reduce the growing level of mental health problems.

鈥榃hat Good Looks Like for Public Mental Health鈥� (accessed from the from the Association of Directors of Public Health with Public Health England), sets out the guiding principles of 鈥榳hat good quality looks like鈥� for population mental health programmes in local systems.

The Bradford District Mental Health Provider Forum case study illustrates how the Prevention Concordat for Better Mental Health can be used to support the promotion of better mental health planning and prevention measures during COVID-19.

These resources provide evidence for the cost-effectiveness and return on investment of specific mental health promotion and prevention interventions.

is a 2011 report that provides a foundation for understanding the case for investing in the prevention of mental ill health and the promotion of mental health.

The 鈥楳ental health services: cost-effective commissioning鈥� resources, including a return on investment tool, complements this report.

by the Centre for Mental Health is a report that explores how 5 local councils across England went about understanding the mental health needs of their communities and taking action to meet them more effectively.

supports health and wellbeing boards and others interested in producing local mental health JSNAs by providing access to metrics on prevalence, risk and protective factors, activity in and quality of support and care provision.

This is complemented by the JSNA toolkit.

This report provides a conceptual framework focusing on the psychosocial pathways between factors associated with social, economic and environmental conditions, psychological and psychobiological processes, health behaviours and mental and physical health outcomes.

This report is a baseline document written in 2017 summarising how local areas were addressing prevention and promotion of better mental health at this time. The stocktake was undertaken by the King鈥檚 Fund on behalf of Public Health England.