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Community Link Workers, various locations
Communications Worker, Edinburgh
What To Do When Money Worries are Making You Lonely

Money struggles can make individuals feel lonely due to feelings of guilt, shame and embarrassment. This article explains what support is available if money worries contribute to your mental health.
Mental Health Awareness Week: David's Story

Mental Health Awareness Week, created by the Mental Health Foundation, raises awareness of important issues surrounding mental health. This year the topic is loneliness, so we visited Support in Mind’s Stafford Centre in Edinburgh, to meet David and share his story.

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Our services

We have many diverse projects and services located throughout Scotland. To find out where your nearest service is and how to contact us, click here
Edinburgh Services: Stafford Centre
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Our history
Forensic Mental Health Services

Forensic mental health services assess and treat people who are called ‘mentally disordered offenders’ under the Mental Health Act and who are detained in secure health facilities.
1 in 100 report: Living with schizophrenia and psychosis in Scotland

View the findings of Support in Mind Scotland’s “Living with Schizophrenia” survey published April 2015
#100StreetsChallenge. Registration for 2019 open NOW!

Sign up to our free challenge and discover what lies beyond your doorstep, one street at a time
Fife Services

Support in Mind Scotland offers a Fife-wide service, including groups in Dunfermline, Glenrothes, Levenmouth and St Andrews.
National Information Service

We offer a National Information Service which can sign-post you to the local support that will most fit your needs.

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