Available to buy now - our very own Support in Mind Scotland Charity Mental Health Tartan face masks Read more
Today 10th September marks World Suicide Prevention Day and the launch of the new approach for Scotland – United to Prevent Suicide. Read more
Our three new specialist training courses will help employers create mentally healthy workplaces. We are accepting bookings now. Read more
Volunteers’ Week 2020 - Join us in saying thank you to our amazing volunteers. Read more
You have already gone the extra mile for us during this year’s 100 Streets Challenge. Now, Support in Mind Scotland wants to give some extra time to you, by extending this year’s event to St Andrew’s Day on 30 November. Read more
Nicole challenges for Terrific Trustee and People's Choice awards as Support in Mind Scotland reaches finals of prestigious SCVO event for third successive year Read more
International gaming company helps Support in Mind Scotland as part of worldwide effort to support charities and communities during the Covid-19 pandemic Read more
Carers Trust Scotland conducted the survey of young carers (aged 12 to 17) and young adult carers (aged 18 to 25) in Scotland to find out how they have been impacted by Coronavirus. Read more
Making carers visible – that's the aim of Carers Week. Organisations unite for Carers Week 2020. Read more
View and download our final project report from the pioneering Highlands and Islands Connections work we have been progressing in the Western Isles and Argyll & Bute Read more
PM Boris Johnson pays tribute to DBI worker Shelley Gill and her husband Dominic for their incredible campaign which has mobilised 7,000 people to provide help during Covid-19 crisis Read more
This year we are focusing on the theme of "Kindness". Read more
This film captures examples of the range of good community work going on across our two pilot areas in the Highlands & Islands Connections Project and follows the team as they test out different ways of building more caring, connected places. Read more
The 2.6 Challenge is a new, national campaign that aims to help charities that are missing out on their usual fundraisers this year. Read more
Tribute to late Dumfries service user who played a starring role in thought-provoking and powerful 2015 Life Skills film 'You Cannot See' Read more
Dumfries & Galloway coffee company Farm Boy Brews will raise mental health awareness and generously donate a portion of their profits to Support in Mind Scotland Read more
A national campaign to help people cope during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has now launched. The Scottish Government’s ‘Clear Your Head’ campaign highlights the practical things people can do to help them feel better whilst continuing to stay at home. Read more
How to access the latest online advice, tips and information, about your money and mental health issues during the COVID-19 emergency Read more
Communities are responding to this crisis and helping those most in need and organisations like Support in Mind Scotland are part of that network Read more
All support now to be delivered by phone or online with no face-to-face outreach or buildings-based support until we are advised that social distancing is no longer needed. Read more