See Me have developed Anti-Stigma Sessions showcasing some of the work that individuals, communities and partners are taking forward to reduce stigma and discrimination in Scotland through monthly online Anti-Stigma Sessions. They share learning from projects and research across Scotland from See Me, volunteers, partners and supporters. They profile leaders in the anti-stigma space, sharing innovation …
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Mental Health Awareness Dates Calendar 2025-26
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Student Loneliness
Everyone experiences loneliness differently, and the reasons behind it can vary from person to person. While it’s not unusual to feel isolated, prolonged loneliness can have a negative impact on your mental health. Students might feel lonely for a wide range of reasons. It could be moving away from home to start college or university, …
Creating Hope Podcast Series: A Resource for Suicide Prevention
Suicide Prevention Scotland (powered by Public Health Scotland) have launched Creating Hope, a four-part podcast series focused on suicide prevention. Each episode focuses on a key theme and includes voices from people with lived experience, alongside those working in policy, support, and research. The series shares learning, ideas, and practical insights to support suicide prevention …
Finding your community at College or Uni
Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from 12 to 18 May 2025, and this year the theme is ‘Community’ – celebrating the power and importance of community for your mental health. Getting involved with your students’ association, clubs, or societies can help you make friends, grow your support network, and feel part of a community. …
