26th June 2019
SAMH comment on new suicide figures
SAMH comment on new suicide figures.
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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
4th June 2019
SAMH Comment on CAMHS and Psychological Therapies Waiting Times
Last year the Scottish Government promised action on mental health, but today’s figures show that people still aren’t seeing impact on the ground.
3rd June 2019
SAMH comment on Youth Commission report
Last week (Thursday 30 May) the Youth Commission on Mental Health Services showcased over a year’s worth of hard work, setting out their vision for mental …
30th May 2019
Young people set out recommendations for the future of mental health services
Young people from across Scotland have set out their vision for how mental health services in Scotland should be accessed and operated.
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
16th May 2019
Making the Grade: why we are more than what exams say…
SAMH volunteer Jess writes about pressure and expectation around exams.
16th May 2019
Mental health training set to support teachers in Scotland
SAMH has launched a new free e-learning resource ‘We All Have Mental Health’ for school teachers across Scotland.
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