31st October 2023
BLOG | The scary portrayal of mental health in horror
Outdated and unhelpful stereotypes towards mental health problems are still commonplace in the horror genre, writes Mairi Campbell-Jack
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30th October 2023
Young people quiz First Minister on future of mental health as part of charity’s centenary celebrations
Scotland’s First Minister, Humza Yousaf, met with 20 young people to answer their questions on mental health support in Scotland as part of SAMH's centenary celebrations.
26th October 2023
Book featuring Scottish personalities launches in support of SAMH
A new book featuring 30 Scottish personalities discussing their most treasured locations launched this month in support of SAMH.
16th October 2023
‘Live life to the fullest’ | Our interview with Bruce Cruickshank
We caught up with Bruce, our Peer Support Worker, about life as a non-sighted person at SAMH.
13th October 2023
Let’s make mental health a universal human right, every day of the year
An overview of our response to the Scottish Government’s consultation on proposals for a new Human Rights Bill.
6th October 2023
SAMH hosts final public lecture of 2023
4th October 2023
Scotland’s leading charities team up to help safeguard animals and people
SAMH and the Scottish SPCA are teaming up to promote the welfare of both animals and people, and pooling resources to support local communities
28th September 2023
BLOG | Helping women and girls stay active and well
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