Creating Hope Together: Year 3 Delivery Plan - 2025-2026
Year 3 delivery plan of Creating Hope Together, Scotland's suicide prevention strategy.
Appendix A
Key partner Organisations & Delivery leads (and areas of work they lead on)
Host organisation
NHS Education Scotland (NES) & PHS
Area of work
Development of digital mental health and suicide prevention learning resources
Outcome area
Our communities have a clear understanding of suicide, risk factors and its prevention
Host organisation
PHS
Area of work
Implementation Leads to support suicide prevention activity at local area level and ensure connection between local and national work
Outcome area
Our communities have a clear s understanding of suicide, risk factors and its prevention
Host organisation
PHS
Area of work
Capacity building leads to support implementation of mental health and suicide prevention learning across local areas
Outcome area
Our communities have a clear understanding of suicide, risk factors and its prevention
Host organisation
SAMH
Area of work
Growth of grassroots United to Prevent Suicide social movement and national campaigns to raise awareness of suicide prevention and reduce stigma across the population
Outcome area
Our communities have a clear understanding of suicide, risk factors and its prevention
Host organisation
Samaritans
Area of work
West Highland and Skye action to build understanding of help seeking and promote help seeking in remote and rural communities
Outcome area
Our communities have a clear understanding of suicide, risk factors and its prevention
Host organisation
Scottish Recovery Network (SRN)
Area of work
Creating Hope with Peer Support, building capacity and delivery of peer support focussed on suicide prevention across communities
Outcome area
Everyone affected by suicide is able to access high quality, compassionate, appropriate and timely support
Host organisation
Penumbra and Change Mental Health
Area of work
Support for Bereavement by Suicide service
Outcome area
Everyone affected by suicide is able to access high quality, compassionate, appropriate and timely support
Host organisation
NHS 24
Area of work
Surviving suicidal thoughts vlogs on NHS inform
Outcome area
Everyone affected by suicide is able to access high quality, compassionate, appropriate and timely support
Host organisation
Cruse
Area of work
Providing workplace support after a suicide
Outcome area
Everyone affected by suicide is able to access high quality, compassionate, appropriate and timely support
Host organisation
COSLA
Area of work
Building understanding of the suicide prevention needs of children and young people
Outcome area
Everyone affected by suicide is able to access high quality, compassionate, appropriate and timely support
Host organisation
Scottish Government
Area of work
Developing and supporting implementation of the Time Space Compassion approach
Outcome area
Everyone affected by suicide is able to access high quality, compassionate, appropriate and timely support
Host organisation
University of Glasgow
Area of work
Academic Advisory Group
Outcome area
Our approach to suicide prevention is well planned and delivered, through close collaboration between national, local and sectoral partners
Host organisation
Children in Scotland and University of Stirling
Area of work
Youth Advisory Group and Participation Network
Outcome area
Our approach to suicide prevention is well planned and delivered, through close collaboration between national, local and sectoral partners
Host organisation
SAMH
Area of work
Lived and Living Experience Panel
Outcome area
Our approach to suicide prevention is well planned and delivered, through close collaboration between national, local and sectoral partners
Contact
Email: Leeanne.McSharry@gov.scot