Reports
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ReportLoneliness and connectivity
This report explores data from the Shout text support service to give insight into loneliness and the importance of forming meaningful connections. Download now.
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ReportAnxiety in the UK
Our latest report explores anonymised data from the Shout text support service to give insight into anxiety and effective coping skills to manage it. Download it now.
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ReportMental Health Innovations Impact Report 2022
Read our latest impact report from Mental Health Innovations
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ReportShout’s role in UK suicide prevention
Our latest report brings together evidence from Frontier Economics and the Institute of Global Health Innovation, Imperial College to highlight the role the Shout text support service plays in suicide prevention and the economic benefits.
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ReportListening to mental health crisis needs at scale: using NLP to understand and evaluate a mental health crisis text messaging service
Our research partnership with Imperial College London and the Institute of Global Health Innovation explores how our Shout 85258 text messaging service uses NLP to better understand the mental health needs of texters and evaluate the effectiveness of the service.
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ReportStudent mental health: Insight into students seeking support in 2021
Our report examines the key mental health issues that students in higher education have faced in 2021, how they are feeling about the new academic year and what support they feel they need to better manage their mental health.
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ReportShout Volunteers 2021: Providing support for anyone struggling to cope, 24/7
91% of Shout Volunteers agreed they can use the positive conversation skills they've learnt from our training beyond their role. Read our latest report to discover more key insights on the benefits of volunteering and positive mental health conversations.
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ReportHalf a million conversations through a pandemic: the power of text for providing 24/7 mental health support
Our first ever report looks into the unique mental health data insights we've collated from analysing 500,000 text conversations with people across the UK.