CDRS are delighted to announce the launch of a new service for young people aged 16 – 25 years. The service supports young people experiencing distress who are referred to the service by education, CAMHS, further and higher education, general practice staff, first...
GAMH is proud to support Scotland’s new approach to suicide prevention – United to Prevent Suicide, developed as part of Every Life Matters, Scotland’s National Suicide Prevent Plan. This was launched across the nation on World Suicide Prevention Day, 10 September...
Launching our new Young Adult Wellbeing Service. The service will offer group programs for young people aged 16-25 affected by mental health issues. https://www.gamh.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Gamh-young-adult-wellbeing-service-1080p-210324.mp4 YAWS Leaflet...
Part-time Graduate Research Assistant We are looking for a Graduate Research Assistant (GRA) to work part-time (0.6 fte), for 9 months, on a project in collaboration with the Glasgow Association of Mental Health (GAMH). The project seeks to evaluate the impact of one...
As key workers GAMH staff have continued to provide support throughout the pandemic recognising that maintaining contact with the people we support and our colleagues is vital to help us all get through this crisis. Over the past few months we have developed and...
