We are calling for any future Universal Basic Income pilots in Scotland to include thorough evaluations of how this affects the mental health and well-being of recipients, their children and society more widely.
The Scottish Local Elections Manifesto for 2022 - delivering good mental health for all.
This report focusses on 'working-age adulthood’, exploring a selection of life transitions that can have a profound effect on our mental health and how we can better protect and promote good mental health in the context of these life experiences.
The Refugee Health Policy and Strategy Action Group summary report covers the achievement of the programme, and the evaluation report assessed the programme’s progress.
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.
Our submission to the consultation on perinatal mental health services in Scotland.
Submission to the consultation on perinatal mental health services in Scotland.
In 2019 we commissioned the report 'State of a generation: Preventing mental health problems in children and young people'. The issues outlined in this report, for example poverty, body image, sleep, technology, academic pressure, and issues related to identity, are explored in further detail throughout this response.
This report explores what it’s like to be lonely: its causes, consequences and the groups of people who are more likely to experience severe and enduring loneliness.
