MH:2K Central Lancashire final report
MH:2K is a pioneering new model for engaging young people in conversations about mental health in their local area.
This final report from MH:2K Central Lancashire features the findings gathered from over 1150 young people across Central Lancashire by a team of 24 ‘Citizen Researchers’. In the report, the Citizen Researchers present findings and recommendations in relation to five priorities:
Social media and use of language;
Education and prevention;
Professionals and services;
LGBTQ+ young people;
Young men.
MH:2K Central Lancashire was supported by supported by South Ribble Borough Council, Chorley Council, Preston City Council, the Clinical Commissioning Groups, and the Wellcome Trust.