- Resource generator-UK and risen slightly, with a used to assess access to significant decrease overall. social capital Significant increases in discrimination from friends and in social life were found between 2011–12. Also an increase in feeling the need to conceal one’s diagnosis. Loughran (2013) Disability Time to Change (England): - attitudes to mental health Young people’s and 15 Children and people’s - knowledge of mental health stakeholders’ (such as pilot program including: and confidence were siblings, parents, youth leadership volunteering, measured pre- and post- professionals) attitudes educational programme, intervention towards mental health community events, campaign improved. materials with local Increased understanding organisations and social and empathy. marketing. Loughran and Boon Disability Time to Change (England): - knowledge about and 10 per cent improvement in 15 (2015) Young people's programme, attitudes towards mental mental health knowledge. social contact, schools health Improvement in attitudes programmes and national social - language used when and reduction of derogatory marketing. Included: training for discussing mental health language. teachers, young leadership - empowerment to challenge six per cent reduction in groups in schools, stigma experience of resources/promo materials, - experienced discrimination discrimination. resources for parents, pop-up - confidence Increase in talking about villages, social marketing mental health and (vloggers and Time to Talk awareness. Days). et al. (2009) Disability See Me, national Scottish Asked service users about Evaluation shows an 65 campaign to end mental health experiences of discrimination. increased awareness of discrimination involves an Interviewed media issues. outreach programme, professionals to ascertain
- Resource generator-UK used to assess access to social capital and risen slightly, with a significant decrease overall. Significant increases in discrimination from friends and in social life were found between 2011–12. Also an increase in feeling the need to conceal one’s diagnosis. Loughran (2013) Disability Time to Change (England): Children and people’s pilot program including: leadership volunteering, educational programme, community events, campaign materials with local organisations and social marketing. - attitudes to mental health - knowledge of mental health and confidence were measured pre- and post- intervention Young people’s and stakeholders’ (such as siblings, parents, youth professionals) attitudes towards mental health improved. Increased understanding and empathy. 15 Loughran and Boon (2015) Disability Time to Change (England): Young people's programme, social contact, schools programmes and national social marketing. Included: training for teachers, young leadership groups in schools, resources/promo materials, resources for parents, pop-up villages, social marketing (vloggers and Time to Talk Days). - knowledge about and attitudes towards mental health - language used when discussing mental health - empowerment to challenge stigma - experienced discrimination - confidence 10 per cent improvement in mental health knowledge. Improvement in attitudes and reduction of derogatory language. six per cent reduction in experience of discrimination. Increase in talking about mental health and awareness. 15 et al. (2009) Disability See Me, national Scottish campaign to end mental health discrimination involves an outreach programme, Asked service users about experiences of discrimination. Interviewed media professionals to ascertain Evaluation shows an increased awareness of issues. 65
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