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PPR are no longer posting on this account, you can still find us on Bluesky, Instagram, and Facebook, or you can email us at info@pprproject.org to find out how to keep up to date with our campaigns! Solidarity ❤️

1/3 More than half of psychiatric treatment of young people in England leads to no change or deterioration from the initial problem, finds BBC For this article (link in replies), the BBC analysed the outcomes of nearly 100,000 psychiatric treatments given to young people in England. It found in 54% cases, patients got no better or deteriorated. It also noted something about antidepressants...

“A new report […] reveals a near-total absence of transportation support the Education Authority had claimed is available for displaced children, many of whom are classed as homeless.” Read more about our latest investigation in @TheCanaryUK 👇 thecanary.co/global/world-a…

Read the final part in the series republished on the PPR website, calling for change in the way we approach mental healthcare and systemic power imbalances 👇 nlb.ie/blog/266/part-…

“We cannot allow a system that is meant to help and support people to instead continue to ignore their rights.” Before Christmas, New Script organiser Lisa Morrison wrote a blog for @MITUKteam detailing the stark findings of an international survey on ECT and women.

Read the second part in the series republished on the PPR website, looking at ECT’s retraumatising effects on women with histories of abuse 👇 nlb.ie/blog/265/ect-a…

“With low reported efficacy and high rates of adverse effects, coercion, and inadequate information, it’s unsurprising that only 15% of women… would choose ECT again.” Lisa Morrison’s blog for @MITUKteam details the stark findings of an international survey on ECT and women.

What, if any, support is available to help these families keep their children in school during this time? Read our full investigation here 👇 nlb.ie/investigations…

Every day, homeless families across the north are being placed into temporary accommodation by the Housing Executive. These moves are often many miles away from their communities, at very short notice, and with little or no choice to decline.

Nollaig na mBan Shona Daoibh! 💛 Huge thanks to all the women who’ve contributed so much of their time, skills, and knowledge to PPR’s organising over the past year! Let’s go again in 2025 ✊

Read the first part in the series republished on the PPR website, looking at the disproportionate use of ECT on women👇 nlb.ie/blog/264/women…

“As a survivor myself of both abuse and ECT, these women’s voices haunt me. I don’t want anyone else to feel this way.” Before Christmas, New Script organiser @LisaTMSA wrote a blog for @MITUKteam detailing the stark findings of an international survey on ECT and women.

PPR organisers and @AnakaCollective members Soma and Twasul spoke to @irish_news before Christmas about their experiences of leaving Sudan, seeking safety in Belfast, and about the power of solidarity and community organising 💛 You can read the full article here 👇

Throughout 2025, the Kind Economy countered hatred and hostility with kindness and solidarity! Take a look at some of the work our activists did this year ✊ Read the full end-of-year blog here 👇 nlb.ie/blog/270/kind-…

2025 was a busy year for the Take Back the City team! Take a look at some of our campaigning for public housing this year 🏠 Read the full blog here 👇 takebackthecity.ie/news/35/anothe…

The New Script campaign has been growing rapidly in 2025, take a look at just some of what we’ve been up to! Read the full end-of-year blog here 👇 nlb.ie/blog/268/no-mo…

Throughout 2025, the Kind Economy countered hatred and hostility with kindness and solidarity! Take a look at some of the work our activists did this year ✊ Read the full end-of-year blog here 👇 nlb.ie/blog/270/kind-…

2025 was a busy year for the Take Back the City team! Take a look at some of our campaigning for public housing this year 🏠 Read the full blog here 👇 takebackthecity.ie/news/35/anothe…

The New Script campaign has been growing rapidly in 2025, take a look at just some of what we’ve been up to! Read the full end-of-year blog here 👇 nlb.ie/blog/268/no-mo…

PPR is now closed until Monday 5th January! We hope everyone has a peaceful break, and we will see you all again in the new year ✊