Our Voices and Visibility for New Scots project was set up to help people from refugee backgrounds take part in their local communities and decision-making in Scotland.
Read : Voices and visibility: the inclusion of refugees and asylum seekers in decision-making processesThe Covid Response Programme will deliver targeted support for those people who already experience inequality and have been far more adversely affected the COVID-19 pandemic - lone parents, refugees, people from Black and minority ethnic communities, and people living with long-term health conditions.
Read : Covid Response ProgrammeHow stigma and discrimination affect people with mental health problems, why people with mental health problems are discriminated against, and what you can do about stigma and discrimination.
Read : Stigma and discriminationThe Human Rights Act, how the Human Rights Act protects people with mental health problems, and knowing your rights.
Read : Human rights and mental healthLearn more about how we encourage refugees and asylum seekers to join Parent Councils at their children's school with a buddy system.
Read : Refugee communities: Increasing voices and visibility on Parent CouncilsThe Amaan project worked to raise awareness of the mental health needs of asylum-seeking and refugee women in Glasgow from 2011-2014.
Read : AmaanThis project aimed to raise awareness of the mental health and well-being of refugees using the arts and develop a mentoring scheme among refugees and asylum seekers in Scotland.
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