In discussions about mental health young women talked about their efforts to protect and strengthen wellbeing.
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Health & Wellbeing evidence from the Status of Young Women in Scotland 2016 Report
Young Women on their Mental Health
Health & Wellbeing evidence from the Status of Young Women in Scotland 2016 Report
Gender Based Violence
“I always still walk home alone like I’m kind of independent in that sense but I’m also holding my keys in my back pocket also I’ve got my partner on call stuff like that…”
Health & Wellbeing evidence from the Status of Young Women in Scotland 2016 Report
Young Mums Experience Inequality
“I’m going to bring him up to be [respectful of women]… ‘cause I’ve been through that. I’ve been disrespected.”
Health & Wellbeing evidence from the School Sexual Health and Relationship Education Report
Sexual health education for young people with additional support needs
Highland Children’s Forum was commissioned by Highland Council to undertake a service evaluation of the school-based sexual health and relationship education programme (SHARE) during 2017-2018.
Health & Wellbeing evidence from the I Witness: The Concluding Observations Report
Rights of Children and Young People Living with Mental Ill-Health
“We, as young carers, must be at the centre of what is being planned – our voices must be heard so that any support offered is relevant to us”
Health & Wellbeing evidence from the “Living Is More Important Than Just Surviving.” Report
What Food Do Children Need to Grow Big and Strong?
“If you do well when you’re young it will help you when you’re older.”
Health & Wellbeing evidence
Long-term health conditions
“I get involved with others, I used not to”
Health & Wellbeing evidence
Mental Health Support
Call 3: All children and young people should have access to mental health support when they need it, based on rights, trust, privacy – and without discrimination
Health & Wellbeing evidence from the “Coping is difficult, but I feel proud” Report
What Would Help Young Carers With Everyday Life?
“Someone to talk to who understands what it’s like to care for someone.”