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NUS Scotland’s ‘Broke Students, Broken System’ report launch
NUS Scotland have launched a new report - Broke Students, Broken System. The report highlights the serious crisis facing Scotland’s higher and further education system.
Be part of the Mental Health Youth Commission
The Mental Health Youth Commission will be a space for Scottish LGBTQ+ young people ages 13-25 to share their views and experiences and help develop resources and training that will be shared with mental health services and other partners to influence change.
Online event supporting care experienced students get into university
The Hub for Success supports care experienced students to get in, stay in, and return to college and university. As part of this work, they hosting an online information event on for anyone who is thinking about or planning to progress to university
Peer Support Group Facilitation Guides
Scottish Recovery Network have co-designed a new resource, containing 4 free guides, and film.
Making Co-production work Guide
Voices of Experience (VOX) Scotland members created this resource to help raise awareness of what needs to be considered in relation to co-production and mental health.
The Anti-Racist Curriculum Project Guide
The web-based ‘Guide’ serves as an online library of resources for everyone to explore at their own pace and adapt to their own needs.
Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy & Delivery Plan
The Scottish Government & COSLA have jointly published the Mental Health & Wellbeing Delivery Plan 2023-25.
Scotland’s Self-Harm Strategy & Action Plan
A new strategy, developed jointly between the Scottish Government and COSLA focused on supporting people who self-harm is being launched, backed by an investment from the Scottish Government of £1.5 million. Student mental health.
Student Poverty within Student Mental Health Agreements
At this month's The Forum meeting, those leading on SMHA work across Scotland's colleges, universities and students associations attended to look at the research available and to share the work they are taking forward to support their students.
