Every child deserves the chance to grow up healthy, happy, safe, and supported. Childhood health inequalities in Scotland are deeply unjust, but they are not inevitable. Scotland needs a bold, joined-up preventative policy approach.
This research report aims of developing a comprehensive understanding of what refugees and people seeking asylum in Scotland are experiencing regarding public transport.
This report examines the extent of the commitment to public mental health activity in the 42 Integrated Care Systems across England, as an important opportunity to a shift towards preventing poor mental health.
This policy statement, produced by our team in Scotland, considers the mental health implications of our children and young people returning to school in August 2020 following lockdown, and outlines a number of key recommendations for the Scottish Government to put in place to ensure that the mental wellbeing of our pupils is prioritised.
Key recommendations from the Scottish Government’s Body Image Advisory Group on Good Body Image for helping young people across Scotland achieve good body image.
This report explored factors influencing pathways to employment for those living with mental health conditions in rural Scotland.
This report explores the mental health impacts of visual impairment.
This qualitative research report from March 2020 explores levels of support across Scotland for people who are bereaved by suicide.
The final report of the Developing Peer Support for Long Term Conditions project.
This guidance has been produced by the Mental Health Foundation (MHF) and partners to support the implementation of peer support services for people with long term conditions throughout Scotland.
