Mental Health Campaigns
Campaigns for timely, compassionate mental-health care, prevention, safeguarding and reform.
Explore active Right First Time UK campaigns focused on public accountability, fairness, safeguarding, transparency and reform.
Watch our video highlighting failures, accountability concerns and why Right First Time UK campaigns for public services to get decisions right first time.
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Campaign pages covering mental health, families, disability, welfare, housing, CMS, councils, policing, tax, education and health.
Campaigns for timely, compassionate mental-health care, prevention, safeguarding and reform.
Transparency, reduced delays, child-centred decision-making and family-court accountability.
Accessibility, inclusion, benefits, rights and better public services for disabled people.
DWP accountability, welfare reform, safeguarding concerns, benefits policy and live campaign/petition routes.
View campaignDebt support, benefit access, cost-of-living pressure and financial wellbeing.
Housing security, homelessness prevention, safe accommodation and local support.
Building neglect, housing standards and accountability.
CMS reform, calculation accuracy, enforcement fairness, safeguarding and transparency.
Campaigning for fair and accurate child maintenance calculations, stronger income protection, evidence-based decisions and safeguards against incorrect assessments and financial hardship.
A Child Maintenance Service campaign focused on accurate income evidence, fair calculations, financial hardship, arrears, fees and accountability.
Fair local services, transparent decisions and stronger council accountability.
Policing standards, crime prevention, victim support and public accountability.
Tax fairness, HMRC accountability, compliance guidance and transparent administration.
Literacy, numeracy, SEND, school standards and equal access to education.
Healthcare access, patient safety, waiting times, treatment standards and wellbeing.
Campaigns focused on equality, public spending, safety, service personnel, wildlife, privacy, institutional failures and public-service performance.
Equality, wellbeing, fatherhood, male victims and fair access to services.
Campaigning against the public paying twice for preventable failures and poor administration.
A public-safety campaign focused on dangerous crossings, organised crime and accountability.
Their Wages, Not Ours — public accountability, spending and fair responsibility.
Protecting service personnel while holding senior decision-makers accountable.
Protecting nature, wildlife, habitats, biodiversity and the future environment.
Privacy, civil liberties, data protection and opposition to compulsory public digital identity.
Evidence, information and videos asking who gains from public systems and decisions.
A history of institutional breakdown and the case for lasting public-service reform.
KPIs, performance measures, transparency and outcomes across public services.
A Right First Time UK campaign calling for people, safety, public health, responsible services and transparency to come before profit and cost-cutting.
A Right First Time UK campaign calling on public-service staff and decision-makers to ask the extra question, explain how decisions work, check the evidence properly, and never assume facts that have not been established.
Artificial intelligence can sound certain and still be wrong. This campaign examines AI-generated errors, confident but incorrect information and the risks of relying on automated outputs without proper checking.
Campaigning for justice, transparency, informed consent, employment rights, fair compensation and accountability following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Campaign focused on SEND support, EHCP decision-making and the cost of delay or refusal.
A broad RFTUK campaign focused on fair treatment and public-service accountability.
You can share lived experience, report broken information, suggest evidence, support public awareness or help research issues affecting families and communities.
Failures in one public service can create a chain reaction across health, housing, education, welfare, employment, justice and family life.
A person may lose work because healthcare, childcare or disability support is unavailable. Falling income can lead to rent arrears, debt and housing instability. Without a stable address, accessing work, benefits, education and healthcare becomes harder.
Poor education can limit opportunity. Weak welfare support can leave people without money during crisis. Inadequate mental-health care can worsen isolation and unemployment. Shortages of social housing can push people into insecure or unaffordable accommodation.
How failures in public services can lead to poverty, homelessness and wider harm. A stronger society starts with stronger services, accurate decisions and accountability when systems go wrong.