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See Me Communities and Priority Groups team are committed to developing meaningful community partnerships, exploring the intersectional dimensions of mental health stigma and discrimination and redressing the injustices built into the fabric of our mainstream institutions of which See Me is a part. Our partnerships seek to identify and address the gaps in our knowledge and understanding, defining the issues around stigma and discrimination while also highlighting experiences and community-led solutions.

We work alongside community partners to critically review our existing materials, as well as support piloting of new and emerging materials and approaches.

LGBT Health and Wellbeing

We partnered with LGBT Health and Wellbeing to understand and tackle the mental health stigma experienced due to systems of power such as homophobia and transphobia.

Feniks

We've been working with Feniks to look at reducing mental health stigma and discrimination for the Polish community in Scotland.

WSREC - West of Scotland Regional Equality Council

Working with West of Scotland Regional Equality Council to look at what is needed to address mental health stigma, alongside people in Scotland from specific minority ethnic backgrounds.

Pachedu

We have partnered with Pachedu to understand and tackle the mental health stigma experienced due to systems of power and other forms of oppression such as racism, homophobia, sexism by minority ethnic communities.

ILFA - Information and Learning for All

Veterans

Find out about our campaign to tackle mental health stigma with veterans

In Motion Pictures

Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival

Renfrewshire Anti-Stigma Alliance

Moray Wellbeing Hub

We have been working with the Moray Wellbeing Hub (MWH) since March 2019, providing them with funding and support to tackle mental health stigma and discrimination.

Boots and Beards