Ahead of World Menopause Day (18 October), during Menopause Awareness Month, nurse-led support service RedArc is encouraging organisations to ensure their menopause support is built around three key principles: validation, education and choice. Validation is an important first step Christine Husbands, commercial consultant at RedArc, said: “For many women, having their symptoms acknowledged and taken… Continue reading →
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RedArc data shows World Mental Health Day coincides with higher mental health referrals in October
With World Mental Health Day fast approaching (10 October 2026), new analysis of RedArc’s referral data reveals that, across the past five years, more people sought mental health support from the nurse-led support organisation during October than in any other month1. The increase coincides with the heightened focus on mental health throughout October, suggesting that… Continue reading →
Early mental health support is key to preventing suicide, says RedArc ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September 2026)
Early access to mental health support can stop issues escalating and prevent suicide, according to specialist nurse-led support organisation RedArc. From first-hand experience, the organisation knows that there are often opportunities to identify when someone is struggling with their mental health and to connect them with the correct professional support before they reach crisis point.… Continue reading →
RedArc reports surge in referrals influenced by AI-generated health advice
AI should not be seen as a substitute for human expertise AI-informed referrals require more human support, not less RedArc has seen a significant rise in the number of people who have accessed AI-generated health information over the past year. It finds that these individuals are often overwhelmed or “ need expert clinical guidance to… Continue reading →
Gen Z seeks mental health support at almost double the rate of Millennials, according to RedArc
Gen Z (those born between 1997 and 2012) seeks mental health support at almost double the rate of Millennials (born 1981 – 1996), according to data from the nurse-led support organisation, RedArc. Analysis of thousands of referrals from working-age people over a five-year timeframe (2021 to 2025) found that 43% of Gen Z referrals were… Continue reading →
2025 Patient Survey Results
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RedArc selects new partner, Funeral Experts, to improve bereavement support
RedArc, the added-value support service, is strengthening its bereavement offering through a new partnership with Funeral Experts, which has joined its roster of specialist third-party support providers. Funeral Experts is an independent, impartial service that supports individuals and families through the practical, financial and administrative challenges that can arise at the end of life and following… Continue reading →
Carer’s Week: Unpaid carer referrals to RedArc are highest in five years – demonstrating need for dedicated support
This Carer’s Week (8-14 June 2026), RedArc reports that it received a 37% rise in referrals year on year (2025 vs. 2024) from unpaid carers seeking support for themselves, and demand is now double what the nurse-led organisation experienced five years ago. This sharp increase reflects mounting pressure on unpaid carers, driven by an ageing… Continue reading →
Demand for relationship support increases 47% year-on-year (RedArc data)
Demand for support with relationship issues is increasing significantly, with RedArc reporting a 47% year-on-year rise in referrals, an 84% increase since 2023, and a three-fold surge over five years. A recurring theme in referrals to RedArc is that challenges often arise when one or both individuals are living with long-term physical or mental health… Continue reading →
36% increase in mental health referrals to RedArc in Q1 2026
RedArc has experienced a 36% increase in referrals to its mental health nurse support in Q1 2026 compared with the same period (Q1) in 2025. In absolute terms, mental health cases rose from 14% of all cases to 19%. RedArc attributes this rise to heightened stress linked to global events and their knock-on impact on… Continue reading →