Alison McGovern, Britain's Minister for Social Care and Mental Health, delivered a speech at an event dedicated to the presentation of the so-called "Fonagy Review." The event was organized by the charity Rethink Mental Illness, which provides support to people with severe mental illnesses and advocates for their rights. In her speech, the minister addressed issues of providing assistance to people with mental disorders, as well as to those with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorders. The review presented at the event reportedly contains an analysis of the existing support system and recommendations for its improvement. The issue of mental health remains one of the priorities on the British government's agenda, particularly in the context of the growing number of requests for help related to ADHD and autism, as well as the overall strain on the national healthcare system. The minister's speech is viewed as part of a broader discussion about reforming approaches to diagnosis, treatment, and social support for people with mental health and neurodevelopmental differences. Rethink Mental Illness regularly holds such events, drawing attention to problems in psychiatric care and advocating for expanded access to quality services for patients and their families.