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New practice guide: Supporting People Experiencing Distress

The third in a series of four guides with practical tips, based on the experiences of peer supporters, groups and services across Scotland.

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Scotland’s Mental Health Partnership manifesto calls for urgent action

As part of a partnership of seventeen leading organisations, we are calling for urgent action to address Scotland’s mental health emergency.

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Navigating Discomfort in the Peer Relationship practice guide

The second in a series of four guides with practical tips, based on the experiences of peer supporters, groups and services across Scotland.

Welcoming the New Minister for Social Care and Mental Wellbeing

Scottish Recovery Network welcomes Tom Arthur MSP, the new Minister for Social Care and Mental Wellbeing in Scotland.

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Making Peer Practical: What Scott Gallagher of Wheatley Care did next!

You’ve completed the programme, built connections, shared insights, and earned your certificate but what’s next?

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Creating Safe Spaces – launch of peer support practice guide!

The first in a series of four guides with practical tips based on the experiences of peer supporters, groups and services across Scotland.

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Event booking opens for Peer Connects 2025/26!

It's Mental Health Awareness week and we're excited to launch a new programme of free Peer Connects learning events and webinars.

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New Peer Connects programme to launch Mental Health Awareness Week!

Peer Connects returns with an inspiring range of ways to connect, learn together, and share ideas — as together we nurture and grow Scotland’s peer support community.

Transforming mental health support in Angus

From GP surgeries to schools, a peer-led approach is helping people feel heard, supporting mental health recovery  and easing pressure on NHS services.

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What if a conversation about suicide could save a life?

Suicide Prevention Scotland have launched a new campaign which invites you to get involved in Scotland's biggest-ever conversation about suicide.

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