28th April 2026
Glasgow Caledonian and SAMH extend collaboration
Under the new agreement, both organisations will explore ways of working that will support hubs like The Nook.
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27th April 2026
Stomp it out for Scotland’s mental health
SAMH supporters will take over Barclays Hampden this World Mental Health Day.
23rd April 2026
The Nook welcomes 3,000 visitors in six months
Thousands of people from throughout Glasgow and beyond benefit from free mental health support
17th April 2026
Mental health and party manifestos
Where do Scotland’s political parties stand on our mental health asks?
10th March 2026
SAMH campaign to close life expectancy gap for people with mental illness
Show Up calls for urgent action to address the early and preventable deaths of people living with mental illnesses.
3rd March 2026
Billy Watson reflects on Penumbra becoming new lead partner for See Me
"We have decided that the time is right for a change with hosting See Me, and I'm thrilled we're able to pass the baton on to our colleagues at Penumbra."
19th February 2026
Billy Watson comments on the Scottish Government’s response to the Independent review of Adult Disability Payment Final Report
“Today the Scottish Government has chosen to kick the possibility of meaningful reform down the road"
11th February 2026
Young people call for mental health link workers in schools
The Panel want to help ensure that young people can ask once and get help fast.
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By promoting our campaigns, emailing or speaking to your MSP or attending group lobbying events you can help transform the lives of those affected by mental health problems and get us all thinking about our own mental health.
