Have Your Say: Rural Mental Health Inquiry
The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Committee has launched an inquiry into the mental health of people living and working in rural communities, with a view to making recommendations on how the government can make improvements. This is an
Sir John Scott GWT Bursary 2021
Sir John Scott GWT Bursary
This initiative will see £5000 supporting new research to assist the charity’s work. The successful recipient will have a personal connection to a gamekeeping profession and be interested in furthering the knowledge of an
GWT providing new services following on from the GWT survey
Prior to beginning our programme of training courses on line, fact sheets and webinars on financial health, housing issues and mental health and resilience awareness we have put together a video to explain our reasons, process and progress. Click
GWT Hind Course
Today we launch the Hind Course which is designed for gamekeepers' wives and partners and will be delivered on line by Sally Thompson who is a GWT volunteer and mental health professional. The Hind Course aims to promote mental health well being and
Raising the Game Survey published
The Raising the Game Survey follows on from the initiative in 2008 and which we have been working on since then with the Stag Training courses, packs and other work around supporting gamekeepers and their families.That gamekeepers work long hours,
Firearms and Mental Health from Police Scotland
Firearms and Mental Health
Introduction
EVERYONE’S mental health is important and at some point, in all our lives the majority of us will be affected by circumstances or feelings that can impact negatively on us. It is important that members of the
