Glasgow offers everyone aged 16-24 free mental health support

High demand and mental health stigma are making it increasingly challenging to access Mental Health support, especially for young people. 

To address this, Glasgow City Council Education Services commissioned the innovative Togetherall service that’s freely available to anyone aged 16-24 with a Glasgow postcode. 

Togetherall is an evidence-based, clinically moderated, 24/7 online peer-to-peer mental health community.

Feedback on Recent HSCP Locality Engagement Forum (LEF) Events

Physical distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic has created challenges for the usual ways in which Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) seeks the views and experiences of people who access our health and care services.

Care about Physical Activity (CAPA) Challenge

Glasgow City Home Care News - Summer 2022

Our summer newsletter gives you an update on the work of our Home Care Services.

City-wide Locality Engagement Session - 1 September 2022

Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) acknowledges that that it can be confusing for the public, key partners and other agencies to know the range of services we provide and how to access them.

To help people get the right help at the right time, the HSCP have worked on setting up a new Single Point of Access.

Members of the public, staff, and agencies will be able to contact a new multi-disciplinary team to obtain further information, request help or get a service.

Glasgow City HSCP Primary Care Improvement Plan (PCIP) Bulletin No 13 - August 2022

Read the latest news.

Occupational Therapy Newsletter - August 2022

A new edition of our HSCP’s Occupational Therapy (OT) Newsletter is available for your information, to keep you up to date with some of what’s happening in Occupational Therapy in Glasgow. As you’ll see from the summary of work in progress, the OT Review Group remains committed to improving OT Services for the people of Glasgow. 

Partnership Matters Briefing - July/August 2022

New Easy Read Booklet Explains How Technology Can Help People Live More Independently

Glasgow invites people touched by suicide to attend Celebration of Life Event on World Suicide Prevention Day

From 5 – 10 September, Scotland stood together during Suicide Prevention Week to raise awareness and shine a light on suicide and what we can do to keep each other safe.

In Glasgow, our Glasgow City Suicide Prevention Partnership (GCSPP) ran a week-long campaign surrounding World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September, to raise awareness in the city about suicide prevention and the training available to anyone who would like to learn how to recognise and support someone at risk of suicide.