Public Mental Health Network

The Public Mental Health (PMH) Network, hosted by ADPH London, brings together London local authority public health leads to strengthen prevention and promote mental wellbeing across adult populations. Public mental health is central to reducing inequalities and improving outcomes across the life course. This network provides a space for shared learning, collaboration, and evidence-led action to support prevention, inclusion, and system-wide improvement.

Aims of Network

To support members to:

Strengthen prevention and mental wellbeing
Share effective practice and evidence
Build connections that support joined-up, system-wide approaches
Translate learning into local action

ADPH London networks support connection, insight, and professional practice, helping turn shared learning into tangible impact across London.

Membership

London local authority mental health leads and public health colleagues, with relevant partners joining where appropriate.

How it works

Meets quarterly (three online, one in-person)
Member-led sessions focused on practical challenges and solutions
Opportunities to connect, share learning, and build partnerships across boroughs

Network Leads:

Dr Jackie Chin, CPH, OHID London – Network Co-chair
Lucy Furby, CPH, Camden Council – Network Co-chair
Rosa Treadwell, Public Health Strategist, ADPH London – Network Coordinator

Related networks

CYP Mental Health: early intervention for children and young people
Suicide Prevention: crisis response and risk reduction

Many members attend across networks to build a more connected system.

If you would like more information or wish to join this network, please contact office@adphlondon.org.uk