10th September 2025
Billy Watson shares his statement for World Suicide Prevention Day
"Each death by suicide is so much more than just a number. Each death is a person whose loss is felt deeply by their loved …
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9th September 2025
Cameron - My views on the Youth Commission for Mental Health Services
"We work hard to make a difference, but I fear decline has become the new norm."
9th September 2025
New research finds poor progress on supporting young people’s mental health
“The lack of progress made since the Youth Commission published its recommendations in 2019 is very disappointing"
26th August 2025
SAMH response to EIJB’s decision and Redhall Walled Garden
Billy Watson, our Chief Exec, shares an update on the proposed cuts to Edinburgh's community mental health support.
2nd May 2025
The Garden Sessions
Nathan Evans and Saint Phnx will be singing a special charity gig during an intimate and unforgettable night.
9th April 2025
Movember teams up with SAMH to support tens of thousands of young people
The partnership will develop vital mental health literacy for 20,000 people across Scotland’s sporting community.
26th March 2025
SAMH introduces The Nook
SAMH to open the nation’s first ever network of free walk-in mental health support hubs.
18th March 2025
SAMH response to UK Government welfare proposals
“Punishing disabled people economically will not create growth and will cost more in the long term by increasing pressure on health services. The UK Government must …
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