23rd March 2021
New SAMH mental health research published on lockdown anniversary
SAMH is exposing the devastating impact of the pandemic on people with mental health problems, as Scotland marks 1 year since the first lockdown.
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27th June 2019
Young People Still Rejected from CAMHS
SAMH is today (Thursday, 27 June) calling on the Scottish Government to immediately implement all of the 29 recommendations they promised to deliver to improve …
20th June 2019
Mentally Healthy College Project Helps Students Succeed
SAMH and Glasgow Clyde College work together to help more students with mental health problems complete their course
23rd May 2019
Morgan Stanley staff choose SAMH for new charity partnership
Morgan Stanley Glasgow chooses SAMH for new charity partnership to promote positive mental health in Glasgow schools
10th August 2018
Sporting heroes join SAMH
Charity calls for sporting organisations to take action and sign up to Scotland’s Mental Health Charter for Physical Activity and Sport.
9th August 2018
SAMH comment on Suicide Prevention Action Plan
SAMH welcomes Scotland’s Suicide Prevention Action Plan published by the Scottish Government today which shows ambition and commitment to making suicide prevention a national priority.
29th June 2018
CAMHS - voices heard in new report
Today the Scottish Government published an audit of rejected referrals to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), accepted all of the report’s recommendations and announced …
27th June 2018
SAMH comment on new suicide figures
SAMH is encouraged by the reduction in the number of people who died by suicide last year, however we cannot become complacent.
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