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Charity "mentoring scheme" gives Scotland's refugees the skills to flourish

6 February 2019,

The Mental Health Foundation Scotland is today, (6th February) shining a spotlight on its mentoring scheme which pairs Scotland’s refugee and asylum seeking community with employers, equipping them with the life skills, confidence and opportunity to make a full contribution to their new home – as...

Rachel Prescott-Smith

Grants Manager, England and Wales

Rachel works with the teams in England and Wales to source grant funding for programmes and the work of the organisation.

Rachel has a Master’s degree in Practical Ethics: Bioethics, the Environment and the Foundations of Law, and a BA in Philosophy.

Rachel has worked...

MHF Live: Paying in your donations

Information on how to pay in your donations from your MHF Live fundraising event. You can do it online, over the phone or by post.

Dunstan Bruce of Interrobang

Dunstan Bruce of band Interrobang tells us about hitting a low point at the age of 50 and how music helped him to come out of this and support his mental health.

Mental Health Youth Collective

We are looking for a panel of creative and passionate young people to help us influence decison-makers.

WeCAN

We are making positive change for young people with chronic illnesses such as arthritis, diabetes, asthma and spina bifida.

Senior Media Officer

Location: London, SE1

Salary: £33,143 -£37,000 per annum

Deadline: Monday 4 March 2019

We want to recruit an experienced media professional to join us and amplify our voice. This role will include promoting our Make It Count education campaign and publicising our work during Mental Health Awareness Week – a national event we launched 18 years ago.

Project Coordinator (School)

Location: Glasgow based (Scotland wide)

Salary: Grade C £28,000 - £30,000

Deadline: Monday 25 February 2019

MHF Scotland are looking to recruit a Project Coordinator to lead the implementation of two new programmes to be piloted in schools across Scotland; “MHF Stress Less” and the “MHF Peer Education Programme”, while engaging pupils, parents and schools with campaign activities more broadly.