It's #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek 🎉 Our latest newsletter looks at this year's theme, ‘Know Yourself, Grow Yourself’, and how self-awareness of their online lives is key to supporting children and young people's mental health and wellbeing. Take a look 👇

Mental health problems can affect any of us but are more common among LGBTQ+ people. To mark LGBT history month this month, our latest newsletter shares learning, resources, & supports for LGBTQ+ people

Very much enjoyed being part of the panel at the @YouthLinkScot #DYWConf25 as part of #SaferInternetDay today. Discussing some of the issues young people face online and strategies to support them.

Today is #SaferInternetDay, the UK’s biggest celebration of online safety. The theme this year is ‘Too good to be true? Protecting yourself and others from scams online’. Some useful tools ⬇️ Check a website - Scam checker -

Is social media bad for children and young people’s mental health? Our new blog looks to help us answer this question by sharing the latest evidence from a 2024 literature review. Have a read 👇

We had a great afternoon taking some important #TimeToTalk about our mental health and available support with colleagues. Thanks to all of those who came along! 💙

RT @Place2Be: It's #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek! 💛 We believe every child deserves the chance to thrive. This week, we’re focusing on helpin…

Pull up a chair, it's time to share. #TimeToTalk Day is coming up on the 6th of February. We're running a session in Commonwealth House 12pm – 2pm - if you're in the area, pop by and say hello! 👋 Find out how to get involved

Snapchat is used overwhelmingly by young people. Our latest Social Media Series will give you an introduction to the platform, including: ✅ Risks & benefits for children & young people ✅ Key features ✅ Helpful tips & resources Download your copy 👇

At this time of year, we need to be extra vigilant when it comes to scams. Here are some top tips from @Ofcom about how to stay safe 👇

Our latest snippet gives some tips to help survive (and thrive) during the festive period ❄️🎄 Including some do's and don'ts along with financial and mental health wellbeing supports.

“What happens online matters, and we ignore that at our peril” Read our latest guest blog from Lorraine @_respectme_ which looks at online bullying & what those of us working with children and young people can do to support them 👇 #AntiBullyingWeek

RT @_respectme_: Shout it to the rooftops – it’s #AntiBullyingWeek! We’re asking everyone to share the campaign and how you are getting in…

Did you know ~1 in 5 adolescents in Scotland have experienced bullying? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Our latest newsletter has been created with the brilliant @_respectme_ to mark #AntiBullyingWeek & looks at online bullying & its impacts on children and young people 👇

RT @nhsggcscs: Two great posters by @nhsggcscs @nhsggclibrary and @ayemind99 staff presented at this year's #NRSMH24 scientific meeting: 'S…

Next week (11-15 November) is #AntiBullyingWeek – the theme is ‘Respect – what does it mean to you?’ Join @_respectme_ & others coming together to discuss and explore how respect impacts our relationships. Find out more about how to get involved:

RT @_respectme_: We’re delighted to share our #AntiBullyingWeek Assembly Film! Brilliantly created by @DunfermlineHS pupils, it's designed…

We're proud to running a session on Aye Mind this morning as part of #DigiKnowVember, a week-long series of digital inclusion events online & across Renfrewshire. To find out what's on offer, check out the DigiRen page #DigiKnowVember #DigiRen

If you/someone you support are not not eligible for a social tariff, but still want to save money on your bills, read @Ofcom's tips for cutting your phone, broadband and TV costs 👇

“Communication and open conversation is something that doesn't start once they're older. The work needs to be put in when they're younger so you can have open conversations as the trust has been built” Hear from parents via #theChatscot reports.