NATIONAL PROGRAMME TO IMPROVE THE MENTAL WELL-BEING
OF THE SCOTTISH POPULATION

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Update - 24 June 2003

BUILDING COMMUNITY WELL-BEING: AN EXPLORATION OF THEMES AND ISSUES - FINAL REPORT

BUILDING COMMUNITY WELL-BEING: AN EXPLORATION OF THEMES AND ISSUES - PROJECT SUMMARY REPORT

'WELL?' MAGAZINE - 2nd EDITION

The 2nd Edition of the 'Well?' magazine, providing an update on the work of the National Programme, was launched on 24 March 2003.

'ASIST' TRAINING - PRESENTATION BY TARIE KINZEL, LIVING WORKS, CANADA

Living Works Education is committed to enhancing suicide intervention skills at the community level. Tarie Kinzel, a partner with Living Works, came to Edinburgh on Friday 7 March to make a presentation about the training her company offers. To view the presentation slides, please click here.

16 December 2002

NATIONAL SCOTTISH SURVEY OF PUBLIC ATTITUDES TO MENTAL HEALTH, WELL BEING AND MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS

A survey, compiled by NOP Research Group's Social and Political division, was commissioned to assess people's understanding of mental health and well-being, sources of information about mental health issues, experience and perceptions of mental health problems, and attitudes towards mental health problems and people who suffer from them. Please click here to download the final report.


2 December 2002

'CHOOSE LIFE' - LAUNCH OF THE NATIONAL STRATEGY AND ACTION PLAN ON SUICIDE PREVENTION IN SCOTLAND
A National Stategy and Action Plan, aimed at addressing the rising rate of suicide in Scotland, was launched by Malcolm Chisholm, Minister for Health and Community Care on 2 December 2002. The Action Plan can be viewed by clicking here.

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