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We all have mental health
Creating lasting change for generations to come
Young people from across Scotland have set out their vision for mental health services in Scotland.
The Youth Commission for Mental Health Services, delivered in partnership by SAMH, Young Scot, and the Scottish Government, has published a report putting forward a series of recommendations which aim to improve mental health services for young people, now and for generations to come.
The recommendations, which are ambitious and far-reaching, cover everything from mental health services, education, communities, funding, and training.
We hope to see this project marking the start of a fundamental shift which places people at the heart of improving mental health care and services, and look forward to the next steps.
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Young people set out recommendations for the future of mental health services
Young people from across Scotland have set out their vision for how mental health services in Scotland should be accessed and operated.
