5th December 2017
Young people to explore new mental health service solutions
The Scottish Government has today announced a new partnership with SAMH (Scottish Association for Mental Health) and Young Scot to establish a Youth Commission to …
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4th December 2017
‘I hear those sleigh bells jingling’
A letter to those today who find themselves with a mental illness this Christmas…
21st November 2017
Scottish Government debate on Suicide Prevention: SAMH Comment
Two people die by suicide every day in Scotland. That’s 728 deaths in the last year. For the first time in six years the number of …
15th November 2017
It’s Anti-Bullying Week 2017
Aaron was bullied endlessly from a young age for being ‘different’, and it destroyed her. Read her story.
9th November 2017
Book launch - Tigerish Waters in partnership with SAMH
Sophie Reilly aged 21 tragically took her life last year. Her struggle to make sense of her illness was left in a series of …
7th November 2017
Scotland’s first Mentally Healthy College launched in Glasgow
23rd October 2017
Scotland’s young people to help improve mental health services
Children, young people and their families with a direct experience of the current CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services) system are being asked to …
20th October 2017
The power of listening is often overlooked
Earlier this month we took the Going To Be campaign to the SNP Conference. SAMH media volunteer Caitlin-Jay spoke alongside Minister for Childcare and Early …
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