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Recognition for our Mental Health Nursing Staff at National Awards
Congratulations to Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) staff who were recognised at a recent national event for their excellent contribution to mental health nursing.
The Mental Health Nursing Forum (Scotland) celebrated excellence in mental health practice at a conference and awards ceremony held on 9 October at Glasgow City Chambers.
People Make Recovery event a huge success
Glasgow’s largest citywide recovery event, People Make Recovery, was a huge success.
Recovery Month is the annual international campaign to celebrate the achievements of individuals in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction, raise awareness and promote services supporting people in recovery. As part of the celebrations, Glasgow City hosted its biggest ever city-wide event, People Make Recovery.
Glasgow City HSCP marks Black History Month
October is National Black History Month, which celebrates and reflects on the rich history of Black culture, innovation, and revolution.
This encompasses the history of African, Caribbean and Asian people in this country; people who often have a direct link with Scotland through slavery, colonialism and migration. Black History Month focuses on people whose sacrifices, contributions and achievements against a backdrop of racism, inequality and injustice are often forgotten about.
Exhibition at GOMA promotes breastfeeding in public places
A free exhibition and events programme promoting infant feeding in public is running until Friday, 9 January 2026 at Glasgow’s Gallery for Modern Art (GOMA).
HSCP Health Improvement staff help develop Public Health Scotland report
Staff from Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP)’s Health Improvement team have helped shape a new report from Public Health Scotland called ‘Consensus approach on prevention of substance use harm among children and young people’.
The report sets out a shared approach to preventing harm caused by substance use among children and young people in Scotland.
Glasgow City HSCP Home Care wins Top Team award at Scottish Health Awards 2025
Huge congratulations to our Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) Home Care Team who won the Top Team Award at the Scottish Health Awards 2025 on Thursday 6 November.
The Scottish Health Awards celebrates the extraordinary achievements of those individuals and teams who go above and beyond to deliver compassionate, high-quality health and social care to the people of Scotland.
Glasgow City Health Improvement Annual Report 2024 to 2025 now available
Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership’s (HSCP) Health Improvement Team has published its latest Annual Report, outlining the team’s work in 2024 to 2025.
The report details key developments and accomplishments over the year, demonstrating how Health Improvement has continued to advance health and wellbeing, address health inequalities and enhance support for individuals and communities across the city.
Call for nominations for the 2026 SAFE Awards now open!
As the year draws to a close, we’re celebrating the remarkable contributions across our Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) and inviting nominations for the 2026 Staff Awards for Excellence (SAFE Awards).
Has someone in our workforce made a real difference? Gone the extra mile to support patients, service users or colleagues? Delivered outstanding service under pressure? Introduced an innovative idea that improved the way we work? If so, now is the time to recognise and reward their efforts.
Glasgow City HSCP Buildings / Services Open During the Holiday Period for 2025 to 2026
Glasgow Child Interview Team
The Glasgow Child Interview Team is made up of specially trained social workers and police officers. They work together to interview children and young people who have been victims of abuse or crime or have seen a crime happen.
The team uses a trauma-informed approach called the Scottish Child Interview Model (SCIM). This approach helps make the experience less stressful for children, reduces the risk of further trauma, and improves the quality of information gathered during interviews.