Construction must move beyond awareness campaigns and tackle the wider pressures contributing to psychological harm, urges Heather Beach.

A poignant art installation has been erected in London to mark Mental Health Awareness Week (15 to 21 May). 

Construction suicides in England and Wales have hit their highest level since analysis began.

A worker who reached out for support while experiencing suicidal thoughts has been brought back from the brink by the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity.

A project director has opened up about his own experience of suicidal thoughts while working abroad and how he found the support he needed.

Construction workers who are struggling with their mental health need to feel able to talk about their feelings before they reach crisis point, says Michelle Wiles ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September).

A supportive company culture should not be dismissed as ‘woke’ – it’s critical to improving mental wellbeing, says Mike Wright. It’s not unusual for the Mail Online to cause controversy.…

Balfour Beatty, Ford, and the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity have started a new campaign to combat suicide rates in construction.

The famous ‘Lunch atop a skyscraper’ photo has been recreated to highlight the number of people in construction who take their own lives each week.