Partnering with SAMH
Partner with us
A charity partnership with SAMH demonstrates a commitment to improving mental health across Scotland.
All funds raised allows us to sustain the critical, non-statutory mental health services that so many people rely on.
Why partner with us?
Do you want to support mental health and build a partnership with a shared purpose that supports real-world outcomes?
SAMH serves all of Scotland and our aim is to be there for anyone who is experiencing or affected by mental health problems. We believe in challenging stigma and discrimination, to break down barriers that people face in getting help for their mental health.
SAMH is one of Scotland’s most trusted and recognisable charities, with an 83% trust score compared to the national average of 59%. People are naturally drawn to our cause, and we know how to create partnerships that truly deliver.
By partnering with SAMH you’re not just raising money. You’re breaking stigma, raising awareness, and giving people real support when it matters most. From workplace fundraising events to our exciting programme of challenge activities, every action counts.
Our partnerships:
- Leave a legacy that goes beyond fundraising. Our partnerships support people, connect suppliers and shapes a workplace culture that supports communities and embeds mental health and wellbeing at the heart of how we work
- Increase understanding of mental health and wellbeing through measurable social impact with tangible mental health outcomes
- Build a sense of shared purpose amongst staff teams, suppliers and customers
How we work together
You will be supported by a dedicated Account Manager, from launch stage and delivery plans to presenting achievements and social impact. Find out more about the different ways you can get involved.
Read more about our work with partners Virgin Money and Co-op.
Why we need your support
- On average, two people die by suicide every day in Scotland. Every death devastates a family and a community
- More than 8,000 young people are turned away from Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) annually
- In the last five years, the number of people calling NHS24 for mental health support has risen from 20,000 to 139,000 - almost a sevenfold increase
- Over 20% of adults wait over a year to access psychological therapies
- Poor mental health and wellbeing costs Scotland an estimated £8.8 billion each year
Read stories of people we have supported.
Get in touch
Let's work together to create a partnership that leaves a legacy beyond fundraising.
Contact us at fundraising@samh.org.uk.
