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Accessible summary• Some people and organizations in the UK claim that most unemployed mental health service users want to work and that working will improve their mental health. They use an estimate of up to 90% of service users wanting to work in justifying vocational support services which solely support clients with finding and keeping a regular paid job. This kind of approach is called Individual...
The majority of people with mental health problems want to work, yet they have the lowest employment rate for any disabled group of people in the UK. Research shows that unemployment is linked to worsening physical and mental health, whilst having a job is good for a person’s physical and mental health and can lead to a reduction in symptoms, fewer hospital admissions and reduced service use. Mental...
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