Well Scotland
www.wellscotland.info is a website supported by Scottish Government for people who have an interest in improving mental health in Scotland.
Reflecting current mental health policy priorities it provides;
- up to date information and resources relating to improving the mental health of children and young people, older adults, and communities across Scotland.
- information about common mental health problems, self harm and suicide prevention and improving outcomes for those with mental health problems and illness.
Contact: Arma Sayed-Rafiq
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