Glad to be able to provide some insight into why we do what we do and why it's so important to be part of being a voice for families affected by suicide. 🙏❤️ #WSPD2924 Workplace Team, Health Promotion Fife Scottish Recovery Network

We give a trauma teddy to each child we support. We're so grateful for this donation. Thank you so much!

Very valuable. ❤️

Looking forward to sharing our journey with others at this event. 🎉🎉🎉

One week today we'll, mark World Suicide Prevention Day. In the coming days you will meet some of the extraordinary people across Scotland who are working to prevent suicide, everyday. They will share their experiences, many of which are deeply personal. Let's meet them. 🎗️🧵

So pleased to have had a small part. Especially in view of #SuicidePrevention week next week. 🙏

Such a great day, and so inspired by everyone's commitments to making peer become a reality in their organisations. Scottish Recovery Network are doing a great job in bringing folks together to learn from each other. Suicide Prevention Scotland

.Third Force News September Magazine is out & includes our feature for #WorldSuicidePreventionDay 'Peer support: a harbour in a storm' We're changing the narrative. Peer support is not an optional extra but an essential part of our response to suicide. tfn.scot/magazine/septe…

Might be worth a wee listen to. 🙏

Fifer's. 🎉🎉 - great event coming up in Cupar on 11th September.

As we hear that alcohol-specific deaths in Scotland have reached a 15-year high (& alcohol-related deaths are many, many times higher), families share their heart-breaking stories of Love and Loss. If this a 'Public Health Emergency', where on earth is the emergency response?😭

Tomorrow we're going to spend the day with these brilliant people from Fife, learning about how they are helping to change the narrative on suicide. (They're the lovely people in the podcast mentioned in the post above) 🧡❤️💜💚🩵💛

Great work going on here with so many dedicated people who put their heart and soul into what they do. #SuicidePreventionWeek #SuicidePrevention #SuicideAwareness

Let's meet four incredible people who are United to Prevent Suicide in Fife. Introducing Maggie (Families in Trauma and Recovery), Kenny Armour (AndysmanclubScotland), Kirsty (Fife Council), and Eddie Martin (Dunfermline Athletic)... 💜💚

And our fabby Fife team in action again. 🎉🎉🎉.

A huge thank you to Maggie Families in Trauma and Recovery and Lindsey from The Hive - Love and Harmony. Excellent discussions on how peer support can successfully sit alongside clinical mental health services to better support our communities #CreatingHopeTogether Scottish Recovery Network

Families in Trauma and Recovery When Kenny Armour first went along to AndysmanclubScotland he didn't think it was for him. Listening to others, he realised it was just what he needed. 💛🧡💙

Always a difficult question, but it's been shown it can help. 🙏.

Thanks also tone everyone who shared our posts to help get this message out too. . Much appreciated. 🙏

#peersupport is at the heart of #SuicidePrevention Scottish Recovery Network Penumbra Mental Health Workplace Team, Health Promotion Fife The School for Social Entrepreneurs SAMH Iain Hawker