Motherwell is to have its town centre transformed into a dementia-friendly environment, leading the way in becoming the first town in Scotland to embrace this initiative in adjusting to the challenges of an ageing populace.

respectme is hosting Scotland’s 6th annual anti-bullying conference at Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh on Tuesday 20 November.

DEPUTY First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced extra cash for housing and money to help 100,000 vulnerable people as she demanded the Chancellor change tack on the economy.

A CHILDREN 1ST service in the Highlands which has helped around 3000 children and young people is celebrating its 25th anniversary next month.

The threat of unemployment since the recession has led to a decline in men’s mental health, a study suggests.

Renfrewshire social worker Liz Snodgrass has become the first winner of the Scottish Association of Social Work’s Wilma Macdonald Mental Health Officer (MHO) of the Year Award for her work supporting “highly distressed and often risky people” in the community.

A new DVD by CHILDREN 1ST featuring three kinship carers talking about their own experiences and explaining how the charity has supported them has been launched this month.

A new DVD by CHILDREN 1ST featuring three kinship carers talking about their own experiences and explaining how the charity has supported them has been launched this month.

Renfrewshire social worker Liz Snodgrass has become the first winner of the Scottish Association of Social Work’s Wilma Macdonald Mental Health Officer (MHO) of the Year Award for her work supporting “highly distressed and often risky people” in the community.