Support for those bereaved by suicide : Support for those bereaved by suicide
This qualitative research report from March 2020 explores levels of support across Scotland for people who are bereaved by suicide.
This qualitative research report from March 2020 explores levels of support across Scotland for people who are bereaved by suicide.
Our mental health is determined by our environments and life experiences. Our local authorities make choices every day that affect the well-being of tens of thousands of people. Local councillors have the power to influence decisions that will create safe, healthy communities that enable people to thrive.
This report, produced in collaboration with City of Sanctuary, aims to contribute to a better understanding of the mental health and wellbeing of people seeking sanctuary in Wales.
An evaluation of Dads and Football, a 2-year project created to support new dads.
Our evaluation of the Standing Together Cymru project, the culmination of three years of work which adapted to meet the challenge of the pandemic.
An evaluation of the Perthyrn project, a peer-led group of women supporting the emotional wellbeing of refugees and asylum seekers.
A consultation around the barriers to delivering Fair Work, opportunities for delivering fair work in the Scotland, and further action the Scottish Government should take to deliver fair work for everyone.
The aim of this project, and explored in the report, was to develop a group for young mothers that would facilitate their access to mental health services and practical support.
Our submission to the consultation on perinatal mental health services in Scotland.
An evaluation by the Anna Freud Centre for Children and Families, of the KidsTime Southwark programme.