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Successful partnership extended to a third year Read more
Did you know we commissioned the World's First Mental Health Tartan? We have lots of different tartan gifts you could buy yourself, or why not give them as gifts this Christmas? Read more
Runners, walkers and cyclists combine to raise mental health awareness and funds for Support in Mind Scotland Read more
Mental Health Minister Clare Haughey hailed Scotland’s National Rural Mental Health Forum as “a platform for change” at a successful Parliamentary Reception. The Holyrood reception on 2 October was hosted by Gail Ross MSP and aimed to raise awareness of mental health issues in rural Scotland as well as giving Forum members a chance to meet and make connections. Read more
Successful partnership extended to a third yearRead more
Did you know we commissioned the World's First Mental Health Tartan? We have lots of different tartan gifts you could buy yourself, or why not give them as gifts this Christmas?Read more
Dr Maqsood Ahmed proud to lead SiMS board and looking forward to helping the organisation continue to progressRead more
Support in Mind Scotland board to be led by 34-year-old scientist, as Audrey Connolly named vice-chair alongside Carolyn PapakyriakouRead more
Praise from Clare Haughey in Scottish Parliament following question raised by Claudia Beamish MSPRead more
Our project, the Gatehouse in Golspie, has been spreading positive mental health messages far and wide with their brightly coloured and inspirational ‘Pick-Me-Up Rocks’.Read more
Runners, walkers and cyclists combine to raise mental health awareness and funds for Support in Mind ScotlandRead more
Jim Hume, convenor of the National Rural Mental Health Forum, writes for The Scotsman, about impassioned speeches given to the recent NFUS autumn conferenceRead more
There is a crucial consultation on Attendance Allowance out at the moment, and the Scottish Government are particularly interested in hearing from those in rural areas. Attendance Allowance helps with extra costs if you have a disability severe enough that you need someone to help look after you. By completing the survey, the information you provide will help the Scottish Government make decisions about how to make Attendance Allowance work better in Scotland.Read more
On Wednesday 10th October colleagues from the evaluation team that are working alongside the Scottish Government’s Distress Brief Intervention pilot programme (DBI), visited Inverness to meet the Support in Mind Scotland colleagues who are involved in the planning and delivery of DBI.Read more