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Changing the Culture: 7 years on
Earlier this month, Universities Scotland published a new report: Changing the Culture: 7 years on which highlights progress made by institutions since the report was first published in 2016.
Record number of Colleges and Universities take part in Scottish Student Mental Health Project
A record number of colleges, universities and students’ associations across Scotland have signed up to take part in NUS Think Positive’s Student Mental Health Agreement Project, funded by the Scottish Government.
An Introduction to Widening Participation in Scotland
An Introduction to Widening Participation in Scotland is a free course which has recently been developed for college and university staff who may engage with students from disadvantaged backgrounds and support underrepresented learners and we know that …
SMHA FAQs
Here we’ve brought together a list of frequently asked questions about the Student Mental Health Agreement project. If you cannot find your query below please contact us.
Revised CYP Community Mental Health and Wellbeing Supports and Services Framework
The Scottish Government has published its revised Children and Young People’s Community Mental Health and Wellbeing Supports and Services Framework.
Men Minds Project
The Men Minds Team are looking for young men to help shape research into mental health.
Blog: Edinburgh Napier University & SA on their Suicide Safer Plan
Edinburgh Napier University & students' association have written a blog about their Suicide Safer Plan work.
NHS 24: Student health
NHS 24, Scotland’s provider of digital and telephone-based health and care services, is promoting health tips to help students starting college or university.
SAMH: Young People’s Participation work
SAMH are offering two exciting new opportunities for young people in Scotland (aged 12-25) to become directly involved in the organisation's work.