Mental Health Network - Greater Glasgow

Mental Health Network - Greater Glasgow Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow SCIO is a service user led organisation led by people with lived experience of mental health

WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY – 10 OCTOBERToday, on World Mental Health Day, Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow is remindin...
10/10/2026

WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY – 10 OCTOBER

Today, on World Mental Health Day, Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow is reminding everyone that mental health matters – today and every day. 💚

We all have mental health, and we all deserve to feel heard, supported and understood. Whether you are living with mental health challenges, supporting a loved one, or simply finding life a little difficult just now, please remember that you are not alone. 💚

At Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow, we believe in the power of listening, sharing experiences and supporting one another. Sometimes, knowing that someone truly understands can make all the difference.

💙 Talk about how you feel.
💚 Check in on others.
💜 Be kind to yourself.
🩵 Remember that small steps can make a big difference.

Let’s continue to break down stigma, challenge discrimination and create a world where everyone feels safe to talk about their mental health without fear of judgement.

Today, take a moment to look after yourself and reach out to someone who might need a little kindness. You never know how much it could mean. 💚

We Listen & Care. We Respect & Empower.

From everyone at Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow, remember that your voice matters, your feelings matter, and you matter. 💚💙

MHNGG WeListenAndCare WeRespectAndEmpower

Office Closure NoticePlease note that our office will be closed on Friday 25th September and Monday 28th September ❤️We ...
25/09/2026

Office Closure Notice

Please note that our office will be closed on Friday 25th September and Monday 28th September ❤️

We will reopen at 9:00am on Tuesday 29th September

17/09/2026

All Minds will soon be launching a Su***de Bereavement Peer Support Group, providing a welcoming and supportive space for anyone who has been impacted by suicidal bereavement.

The group will provide an opportunity to meet with others who have experienced su***de bereavement, share experiences and access peer support in a safe and understanding environment.

Mondays, fortnightly at 7pm
Starting Monday 5th October
24 Union Street, Kirkintilloch, G66 1DH

You are not alone.

If you would like to register your interest or find out more about the group, please contact All Minds:

0141 471 7272
[email protected]
www.allminds.org.uk

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Happy birthday to our Dennis, love & best wishes to you from all your friends at the Network ❤️
14/09/2026

Happy birthday to our Dennis, love & best wishes to you from all your friends at the Network ❤️

As we reflect on this year’s Su***de Prevention Week, we remember all those we have lost to su***de and everyone whose l...
11/09/2026

As we reflect on this year’s Su***de Prevention Week, we remember all those we have lost to su***de and everyone whose lives have been touched by it.

Earlier this week, we attended the very special launch of What I Want You to Know, a powerful film that shares Phil Wanless’s story of losing his son, Fraser, to su***de. The film beautifully captures the devastating impact su***de has on families and friends, while encouraging us all to think about what we can do differently to support people before they reach crisis point.

We were also proud to attend the Glasgow City Su***de Prevention event, where we had the opportunity to speak about our partnership work with Police Scotland Glasgow G Division and the importance of working together to support people experiencing distress and crisis.

Yesterday, we took time to reflect at the annual Celebration of Life event. This is a deeply meaningful occasion where people come together to remember loved ones and acknowledge everyone who has been affected by su***de. During the event, we spoke about the importance of listening to the voices of lived and living experience. These voices are vital in helping us understand what people need, reducing stigma, and shaping services and support that truly make a difference.

As Su***de Prevention Week draws to a close, it is important to remember that su***de prevention is not just something we focus on for one week each year. It is something that requires our attention every day. Every conversation matters. Every act of kindness matters. Every opportunity to listen matters.

Together, we can help create hope, reduce stigma, and ensure that nobody has to face their struggles alone.

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Today, on World Su***de Prevention Day, we pause to remember all those who have been touched by su***de – those we have ...
10/09/2026

Today, on World Su***de Prevention Day, we pause to remember all those who have been touched by su***de – those we have lost, those who have struggled, and the families, friends and communities left behind.

Su***de prevention is not just about one day or one week each year. For many people, it is something they live with every day. World Su***de Prevention Day gives us an opportunity to shine a brighter light on an issue that affects so many lives and to remind ourselves that we all have a part to play.

The language we use around su***de matters. Words can either increase stigma and shame or create understanding, hope and connection. By speaking openly, listening without judgement, and showing compassion, we can help people feel safer to talk about how they are feeling and seek support when they need it.

At Mental Health Network Greater Glasgow, we believe that every voice matters. Listening to the experiences of those with lived and living experience, including people bereaved by su***de, is essential if we are to create services, communities and responses that truly make a difference.

Today, we encourage everyone to take a moment to check in with someone, start a conversation, and remind people that they are not alone.

Together, we can challenge stigma, create hope, and help save lives.

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Happy birthday to our longest serving member. Hope your day is as special as you are George from all your friends at the...
07/09/2026

Happy birthday to our longest serving member. Hope your day is as special as you are George from all your friends at the Network ❤️

As we mark the start of Su***de Prevention Week, we remember all those whose lives have been touched by su***de — those ...
07/09/2026

As we mark the start of Su***de Prevention Week, we remember all those whose lives have been touched by su***de — those we have lost, those who continue to struggle, and the families, friends, and communities who carry the impact every day.

Su***de prevention is not something that happens for just one week each year. For many people, it is a daily reality. This week gives us an opportunity to shine a brighter light on an issue that deserves our attention all year round.

The language we use when talking about su***de matters. Compassionate, respectful language can help people feel less judged, more able to speak openly, and more willing to seek support. It also plays an important role in challenging the stigma that so often surrounds su***de and mental health difficulties.

Every conversation matters. Every act of kindness matters. Every opportunity to listen matters.

We all have a part to play in creating hope, reducing stigma, and helping people know that they do not have to face their struggles alone.

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Have you got your tickets 🎫 yet? A great night guaranteed, entertainment by the amazing 🕺🎤🪩Clark Stewart. Help us celebr...
06/09/2026

Have you got your tickets 🎫 yet? A great night guaranteed, entertainment by the amazing 🕺🎤🪩Clark Stewart. Help us celebrate our 25th Birthday . Tickets can be purchased at the office. All money raised on the night will go towards supporting our members activities ❤️

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