activity and events to increase community attitudes campaign), as did tolerance contact, work with children and towards the mentally ill and support for community young people, support for a scale care. network of people with employment related experience of mental health attitudes problems to take leadership mental health roles in challenging knowledge discrimination, media intended future engagement to improve media contact reporting and representations of awareness of mental health issues, and campaign focused work with Black and ethnic minority communities. Evans et al. (2015) Disability The Wheelchair Sports Project - observations Students reported increased 45 (England): Embodied - semi-structured interviews similarities between experience of wheelchair with 24 children in four disabled and non-disabled basketball for non-disabled groups. people, increased empathy, people. Trained coaches familiarity with and delivered sessions during PE frustrations of wheelchair over 12-week period. use. Improvement in language. Faulkner (2012) Disability As Evans-Lacko et al (2013) but As et al (2013) 67 per cent of people 28 with a South Asian population in improved their attitudes Harrow, London. towards mental health. 43 per cent of those who have seen the activity in Harrow say it has encouraged them to reflect on their own behaviours. Henderson et al. Disability All Time to Change interventions - Discrimination and Stigma Over the course of Time to 71 (2014) In England since they began. Scale Change experiences of discrimination have fallen
activity and events to increase contact, work with children and young people, support for a network of people with experience of mental health problems to take leadership roles in challenging discrimination, media engagement to improve media reporting and representations of mental health issues, and focused work with Black and ethnic minority communities. community attitudes towards the mentally ill scale employment related attitudes mental health knowledge intended future contact awareness of campaign campaign), as did tolerance and support for community care. Evans et al. (2015) Disability The Wheelchair Sports Project (England): Embodied experience of wheelchair basketball for non-disabled people. Trained coaches delivered sessions during PE over 12-week period. - observations - semi-structured interviews with 24 children in four groups. Students reported increased similarities between disabled and non-disabled people, increased empathy, familiarity with and frustrations of wheelchair use. Improvement in language. 45 Faulkner (2012) Disability As Evans-Lacko et al (2013) but with a South Asian population in Harrow, London. As et al (2013) 67 per cent of people improved their attitudes towards mental health. 43 per cent of those who have seen the activity in Harrow say it has encouraged them to reflect on their own behaviours. 28 Henderson et al. (2014) Disability All Time to Change interventions In England since they began. - Discrimination and Stigma Scale Over the course of Time to Change experiences of discrimination have fallen 71
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